=== chriadam|away is now known as chriadam === chriadam is now known as chriadam|away [07:58] good morning [09:07] bzoltan1: tsdgeos: after lp:~aacid/ubuntu-ui-toolkit/no_two_qapps_same_time getting that one fixed but more test failures exist https://launchpadlibrarian.net/157570125/buildlog_ubuntu-trusty-armhf.ubuntu-ui-toolkit_1%3A0.1.46%2B14.04.20131118-0~858~ubuntu14.04.1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz [09:08] regarding layouts [09:08] Mirv: wrong link? [09:08] Mirv: this one is the one with [09:08] QFATAL : tst_UCArguments::testNoArguments(NO ARGUMENTS) ASSERT failure in QCoreApplication: "there should be only one application object", file kernel/qcoreapplication.cpp, line 699 [09:09] which is what my branch fixes [09:09] sorry, yes [09:09] tsdgeos: https://launchpadlibrarian.net/157869464/buildlog_ubuntu-trusty-armhf.ubuntu-ui-toolkit_1%3A0.1.46%2B14.04.20131126.1-0ubuntu1~870~ubuntu14.04.1%2Bfixqt52~test1_FAILEDTOBUILD.txt.gz [09:10] Mirv: interesting, what do you want to do, open a new bug? reopen the existing one? [09:10] tsdgeos: I'll open a new one, makes things less confusing [09:10] +1 [09:11] bug #1256235 [09:11] Launchpad bug 1256235 in Ubuntu UI Toolkit "Layout tests failing in ui-toolkit when building against Qt 5.2" [Critical,New] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1256235 === irv_ is now known as irv [09:54] Good morning all; happy Friday and happy Electronic Greetings Day! :-D [10:19] popey, do you have an idea if we will ever see the docviewer app enter the store ? [10:19] * ogra_ is close to write his own pdf viewer [10:19] it should.. yes. [10:19] but hey, multiple doc viewers aren't a bad thing ☻ [10:19] lol [10:20] i just want to be able to read my ebooks without having to convert them to html all the time [10:21] beru is nice [10:21] but that's epub only [10:22] right, doesnt help me ... all my ebooks are pdf [10:22] (and i ave a few 100) [10:23] also i think beru doesnt allow rotation lock ... kind of essential if you read sideways in bed [10:24] file bugs / patches welcome etc [10:24] its on github [10:26] * ogra_ sighs ... [10:27] i think my grouper battery is giving up === _salem is now known as salem_ === MacSlow is now known as MacSlow|lunch [12:52] hey sdk friends, question for you [12:52] I've a ListItem.ItemSelector {} I'm using with a list that goes over the screen === MacSlow|lunch is now known as MacSlow [12:53] does using "containerHeight: height" seems the right thing to do? [12:53] shouldn't that be the default? [12:53] (that would make scrolling work out of the box, where it doesn't at the moment) === _salem is now known as salem_ [13:35] seb128: ask nic-doffay [13:35] t1mp, let's see if he replies to your ping an join the channel ;-) (thanks for pinging him btw) === salem_ is now known as _salem === _salem is now known as salem_ [14:44] nic-doffay__, hey [14:45] seb128, what's up [14:47] nic-doffay__, I've a ListItem.ItemSelector {} I'm using with a list that goes over the screen [14:47] does using "containerHeight: height" seems the right thing to do? [14:47] shouldn't that be the default? [14:47] (that would make scrolling work out of the box, where it doesn't at the moment) === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk [14:48] seb128, containerHeight is the height of the ListView by default. [14:48] Unless you set a custom height. [14:48] Which then enables scrolling inside the selector. [14:49] wouldn't it make sense to have it being the height of the ItemSelector by default? [14:49] so scrolling works out of the box? [14:49] what's the point of making it > to the visible content? [14:52] seb128, by default the containerHeight is the height of all the options in the ListView. [14:52] The height of the ItemSelector can change. [14:53] nic-doffay__, right, but why? shouldn't it be the height of the visible part (so scrolling works)? [14:53] seb128, I'm not sure what you mean by the visible part. [14:54] nic-doffay__, http://paste.ubuntu.com/6494365/ doesn't work as it should [14:54] nic-doffay__, e.g you can scroll down the list [14:54] nic-doffay__, it works if you add "containerHeight: height" ... but that's not obvious/appdev friendly [14:55] why can't that be the default value so the example works, including scrolling? [14:55] sorry, I might be overlooking something obvious [14:55] hello :) [14:55] nic-doffay__, can->can't scroll, sorry [14:56] anybody with free time to help me a little with a few general qml/qtcreator questions? [15:00] seb128, I'll take a look in a test app quickly... [15:00] hikiko-lpt: just ask, and see if someone answers :) [15:01] nic-doffay__, http://paste.ubuntu.com/6494365/ [15:01] nic-doffay__, that's my test app [15:01] nic-doffay__, thanks ;-) [15:02] well I've seen that wiki explains a lot about qml but I wonder if there's any documentation on the basics, for example :) I imported the gallery app to the qtcreator and I can't figure out how to use the qml analyzer and what is it for [15:04] seb128, that use case is interesting you're right, scrolling should be enabled then. A check of the parent's height would have to be made. [15:05] hikiko-lpt, I've never used the analyzer yet. [15:06] nic-doffay__, what wouldn't work if the default was containerHeight = height? [15:06] nic-doffay__, sorry, I'm just trying to understand why it needs to be the height of the elements [15:06] seb128, there was a reason, I'm just trying to recall, it's been a while. [15:07] seb128, I'll get back to you soon. With a concrete response. [15:07] It might be I was wrong. [15:09] nic-doffay__, https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-ui-toolkit/+bug/1256356 [15:09] Launchpad bug 1256356 in Ubuntu UI Toolkit "ListItem.ItemSelector, scrolling doesn't work by default" [Undecided,New] [15:09] seb128, ah the reason it's set to what it is, is because the height of the actual OptionSelector is set to the column [15:09] The column includes the label and spacing. [15:11] nic-doffay__, label and spacing of what? [15:11] seb128, the optionselector is a column. [15:11] Which includes the label above the ListView. [15:11] mmm cool there's a qtcreator doc that has everything :D [15:12] There is a spacing between the label and the ListView container. [15:13] nic-doffay__, oh, I see [15:13] nic-doffay__, so it should be "heigth - label_height - spacing"? [15:14] seb128, that's probably preferable yeah. I just hadn't taken into consideration this use case when I was doing it! [15:14] nic-doffay__, anyway, filed https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-ui-toolkit/+bug/1256356, thanks for considering it ;-) [15:14] Launchpad bug 1256356 in Ubuntu UI Toolkit "ListItem.ItemSelector, scrolling doesn't work by default" [Undecided,New] [15:15] seb128, thanks for filing it! [15:15] Laney, ^ btw [15:16] seb128: decent, thanks [15:16] yw [15:35] hey popey - so I'm slightly rearranging and adding speaker notes to the content we have for the app dev school events right now - I'm done with the talk dpm gave at Øredev and was wondering if (we split it up properly) it was something we'd also want to screencast? (http://people.canonical.com/~dholbach/tmp/apps-presentations/Ubuntu,%20the%20new%20force%20in%20mobile.odp) [15:36] you have more experience with screencast and suggested we should keep them down to 5 minutes each [15:36] so I wasn't quite sure [15:38] yeah, that sounds reasonable [15:39] popey, ok, so I'll take a look and see how we can break it up into digestible pieces and bring it up in a mail [15:39] awesome [15:40] popey, mhall119: I noticed https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-app-devel/ isn't really used much [15:41] i didnt realise it existed [15:41] I was wondering if we should use it for discussions like this, so folks could probably get involved with things like the app dev school materials and stuff [15:41] as the info doesn't drown in loads of other things like on ubuntu-touch [15:41] err [15:41] ubuntu-phone, sorry [15:42] do we know how many people are on that list? [15:43] mhall119, ^ do you have access for ubuntu-app-devel or do we have to ask David? :) [15:44] dholbach: I don't think I do [15:44] I'll mail dpm then [15:45] thanks mhall119 === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [16:36] seb128, you know that use case where you did containerHeight: height [16:37] that's not working for me as I suspected. [16:37] It's just setting the height of the selector as itself? [16:37] nothing happens... [16:37] nic-doffay__, the example I pastebined work with "containerHeight: height", you can scroll down the list [16:37] not for you? [16:38] seb128, I think the actually height calculation is a problem too. [16:38] It should be set to the height of the parent, what are your thoughts? [16:39] nic-doffay__, that wouldn't work in a column? [16:39] e.g [16:39] Standar [16:39] Standard [16:39] seb128, no it wouldn't... [16:39] that's the thing. [16:39] ItemSelector === Ursinha is now known as Ursinha-afk [16:49] seb128, fixed [16:49] I'll try get it landed on Monday. [16:50] nic-doffay, thanks! [16:54] seb128, mind giving the branch a spin and leaving a comment? [16:59] nic-doffay, sure, I can do that [17:00] seb128, thanks: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu-ui-toolkit/+bug/1256356 [17:00] Launchpad bug 1256356 in Ubuntu UI Toolkit "ListItem.ItemSelector, scrolling doesn't work by default" [Undecided,Confirmed] [17:00] branch is linked there. [17:00] great === Ursinha-afk is now known as Ursinha [17:40] nic-doffay, that branch doesn't work [17:40] file:///usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu/qt5/qml/Ubuntu/Components/ListItems/ItemSelector.qml:154: ReferenceError: label is not defined [17:59] seb128, yeah the label id was missing from the ItemSelector. [17:59] seb128, I'd really like to merge those two classes, egh. [18:10] popey, Was the Falling Blocks app any good on the phone? [18:16] nic-doffay, still not working fine, it's buggy in the case there is no "text" (e.g no title) [18:26] seb128, argh forgot about that use case. I'll have to look into it on monday. === salem_ is now known as _salem [19:08] marcoceppi, ping about discourse and juju and azure === _salem is now known as salem_ === salem_ is now known as _salem === _salem is now known as salem_ [20:28] marcoceppi, brief note: "juju add relation discourse postgresql:db-admin" in http://marcoceppi.com/2013/07/deploying-discourse-in-production-lessons-learned/ should be add-relation. I was a bit shocked at first :) === andrea is now known as Guest57337 === salem_ is now known as _salem