mihir | popey: for caluclator design change..we have to wait for final decision from Design team correct ? | 06:10 |
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nik90_ | WebbyIT: I am just looking at your inverseMouseArea code. Nice work! I need the exact behavior for the clock as well :) | 08:45 |
mihir | any idea how can we start text from right side in label ?? | 13:12 |
mihir | i mean in QML label object | 13:13 |
mzanetti | mihir: horizontalAlighment: Text.AlignRight | 14:03 |
mzanetti | anyone knows if it is already possible to trigger a notification from within an app? | 14:04 |
mihir | mzanetti: Thanks | 14:14 |
mihir | mzanetti: What kind of notification you want from app ? | 14:15 |
mzanetti | well.. as standard notification. as per freedesktop.org spec | 14:15 |
surgemcgee_ | Man... Is the smasung bootloader a hindrance to using the phablet thing. My bootloader is a downloding test, wtf. | 14:48 |
surgemcgee_ | Ohhh man! What a pound in the rear from Samsung. I cant even get the os back to factory settings? Why would anyone want this stupid phone? | 15:05 |
mrqtros | Anyone from SDK Team? | 16:03 |
mrqtros | Ubuntu UI Toolkit? | 16:03 |
mrqtros | I've explored bug (in Page's header) which causes app crash | 16:06 |
cwayne_ | aw man | 16:37 |
cwayne_ | someone already submitted a fitbit app that uses the online account | 16:37 |
nik90_ | WebbyIT: do you know where I can documentation on inverse mouse area? | 18:18 |
nik90_ | WebbyIT: I see it being used in calculator, but cannot find any documentation on it | 18:18 |
mihir | popey: ping !! | 18:34 |
popey | mihir: pong | 18:38 |
mihir | popey: We need some clarification regarding what we have conclude for the large result | 18:38 |
mihir | boiko: | 18:38 |
popey | mihir: You should expect Christina to reply to the bug reports. | 18:40 |
popey | mihir: any specifics you want me to reply on now? | 18:40 |
boiko | popey: it is more a question on what to do if the result does not fit on the screen | 18:40 |
mihir | popey: no just want to have conculusion on that discussion.. we are ready with the other changes. | 18:41 |
popey | boiko: so for input, I expect us to just reduce the number of digits from 15 to ~10 (I think it was 10 christina said?) | 18:42 |
popey | boiko: for calculations, limit to 10 digits max including exponent | 18:42 |
boiko | popey: ok | 18:42 |
mihir | popey: it's 11 I guess | 18:42 |
mihir | we have already made that change | 18:43 |
popey | ok | 18:49 |
popey | mihir: boiko ping if you need any testing done ☻ | 18:49 |
mihir | popey: yeah sure thank you :) | 18:49 |
boiko | popey: thanks | 18:49 |
WebbyIT | nik90_ I think there are no documentation... If I remember well oSoMoN helped me. Now I am out, can we talk tomorrow? Well, in ~14 hours | 19:35 |
DanielBeck1 | Hi. I would like to package an application for the "click package store". The file that gets created by qtcreator can however not be installed on Ubuntu 12.04. Does Ubuntu 12.04 not support of click-files or does that mean that the generated click-file does not work? | 19:37 |
iBelieve | DanielBeck1, the desktop version of Ubuntu doesn't really support click packages. You can install them with a special command-line arg, but the app won't show up in the dash or anything | 19:50 |
iBelieve | DanielBeck1, just submit your click package to the app store and they'll help you if your click package isn't right. | 19:51 |
iBelieve | DanielBeck1, I had several problems with mine, including the .desktop wasn't right, and beuno helped me fix the problems with it\ | 19:52 |
DanielBeck1 | ok. How can I install it locally with the command-line? I would like to try it out. | 19:52 |
DanielBeck1 | ah. Your are also developing an app for the click store? | 19:53 |
iBelieve | DanielBeck1, I'll find the command, I saw it in a mailing list message. I'm writing Ubuntu Tasks for the showdown. | 19:54 |
iBelieve | DanielBeck1, sudo click install --force-missing-framework --user=$USER ./*.click | 19:54 |
DanielBeck1 | Ah. cool. I followed your blog entries, you are progressing really well. | 19:55 |
iBelieve | DanielBeck1, thanks :) | 19:56 |
DanielBeck1 | iBelieve: File "/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/click/install.py", line 284, in install os.chown(new_path, pw.pw_uid, pw.pw_gid, follow_symlinks=False) TypeError: chown() takes no keyword arguments | 19:57 |
DanielBeck1 | iBelieve: I will submit the application and ask the Ubuntu-people, if the packages works. | 19:57 |
iBelieve | DanielBeck1, not sure then. I think I saw in this IRC room awhile back that pkcon is prefered over click for installing packages, but I don't remember the command | 19:58 |
DanielBeck1 | iBelieve: pfeww :-) . Sounds difficult to create a package. | 19:59 |
DanielBeck1 | I have an other problem, which is not related to building the click package. The application I develop is based on HTML5. The WebKit used by Ubuntu-Touch however seems to have problems with "position:fixed; overflow-y:auto;". | 20:08 |
DanielBeck1 | Normally, on other browsers, this would create a div-container which can be scrolled. This however does not work. | 20:09 |
DanielBeck1 | I use this feature to display two div-containers one beside the other, where each container can be scrolled indepently from the other. | 20:11 |
DanielBeck1 | Is there a workaround for this? | 20:11 |
JoshStrobl | can I use the Cordova APIs in the QML / JS applications or is it strictly for HTML5 applications? I imagine there wouldn't be a restriction, artificial or technical, since its just JS. | 20:20 |
DanielBeck1 | JoshStrobl: I wonder, why would you want to do that? I got the impression that QML/JS can do much more as Cordova/JS | 20:22 |
JoshStrobl | I want to use the Cordova APIs so I can leverage file IO without writing C++ | 20:23 |
DanielBeck1 | JoshStrobl: could you use the file-io api of HTML5 instead: http://www.html5rocks.com/en/tutorials/file/dndfiles/ ? | 20:26 |
DanielBeck1 | JoshStrobl: I did not look into it, but it might even be the same that Apache Cordova implemented. They often try to adhere to standard API | 20:28 |
JoshStrobl | Might be, I'll certainly look into it. I was thinking about maybe using LocalStorage. | 20:30 |
iBelieve | JoshStrobl, be careful about what you plan to do with filesystem access. Your app will be running under confinement in Ubuntu Touch and won't be able to access much of the file system. | 20:30 |
JoshStrobl | Only r/w JSON files. | 20:30 |
DanielBeck1 | JoshStrobl: localStorage should work. | 20:31 |
JoshStrobl | Noted | 20:31 |
iBelieve | JoshStrobl, you could also look into using U1db for storage of JSON documents. It works really nicely and will also allow you to automatically sync with Ubuntu One | 20:32 |
DanielBeck1 | iBelieve: is there a javascript API for it? | 20:34 |
iBelieve | DanielBeck1, I don't think so. It is Qt with a QML wrapper | 20:35 |
AskUbuntu | qmlscene: cannot find qt installation of '' | http://askubuntu.com/q/342751 | 23:19 |
AskUbuntu | Can I write android and iOS apps using ubuntu? | http://askubuntu.com/q/342754 | 23:19 |
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