[00:44] I'm using the UbuntuSDK to look around at API pages. It's nice to have the docs integrated right into the IDE. One thing I'm having a little trouble with though is navigating back to a previous page. Is there a 'Back' button I'm missing somewhere? [06:03] hey guys, im having trouble creating emulator in ubuntu sdk [06:03] when I hit create it does nothing [08:43] nik90_: hey, you around? [10:06] mzanetti: hey, I should be ready in a few minutes.. Is that okay? [10:23] nik90_: hi [10:24] mzanetti: Hi [10:24] nik90_: sorry for not getting back to you yesterday [10:24] mzanetti: np, it was the weekend [10:25] nik90_: so... what is it about? [10:26] mzanetti: can we do a hangout, I can explain faster [10:26] ok [10:26] mzanetti: https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/grj6htmsop46fz2s7qhf5xmi3ua [10:52] mzanetti, so, I lost a lot of hours on it, but I'm not able to have the todo list working with Oxide... Tomorrow I'll ping oSoMoN to have some help, sorry [11:03] rpadovani: hey man [11:03] don't be sorry 'bout that [11:04] rpadovani: want me to have a look? [11:05] mzanetti, if you have time would be great :-) [11:05] https://code.launchpad.net/~rpadovani/reminders-app/upgradeToOxide/+merge/225737 [11:05] there are also some suggestions from oSoMoN [11:06] rpadovani: ok... I'll try to squeeze it in today. nik90_ is still before you in the queue though :) [11:06] ok, thanks :-) I'll take a look to new bugs meanwhile [11:26] mzanetti: I pushed it to lp:~nik90/ubuntu-clock-app/10-world-clocks [14:32] nik90_: ping [14:33] mzanetti: pong [14:33] nik90_: this is quite weird... even though c++ correctly converts the QDateTime to the other time zone, printing it in qml still gives the local one [14:34] have you seen the same? [14:34] mzanetti: yeah I noticed that as well. I looked online at the docs and 1 other tutorial, but couldn't fix it [14:34] looks like a bug to me tbh [14:34] do you have the link to the tutorial you're talking about? [14:35] mzanetti: I looked at http://www.ics.com/blog/whats-new-qt-52-qtimezone [14:35] mzanetti: there he displays the local time at a specific timezone ID, however when I run that example, the times returned are incorrect. [14:36] yeah... he's using QWidget, it stays inside C++ then [14:36] nik90_: I believe it looses timezone information when coverting to a JavaScript Date object for qml [14:36] mzanetti: But I ran his own example. He provides the source code at the bottom of the tutorial. [14:38] mzanetti: When I run his example and choose say "Asia/Kolkata", I notice that it return 01:38 which is wrong since the time should be 20:07 there. [14:39] hmm... [14:39] something is definitely fishy with that timezone stuff [14:40] yeah [14:41] mzanetti: are you able to see the correct time if you choose to output it within c++ itself? [14:41] yes [14:42] mzanetti: if that is the case, then I could make the c++ plugin return a string with the time instead of a javascript date object [14:42] heh, yeah, doing that already [14:42] this is the output: [14:42] QDateTime("2014-07-13 17:31:53.405 EEST Qt::TimeZone Asia/Amman") [14:42] qml: Sun Jul 13 16:31:53 2014 GMT+0200 [14:42] the first line is from c++, the second from qml [14:42] on the same object [14:43] well, sort of... [14:43] but the 17:31 time returned in c++ is incorrect though [14:43] the current time at Amman is 20:12 [14:46] ah ok... [14:46] lemme fix that [14:48] nik90_: no it's correct [14:49] daker: I checked at http://www.prokerala.com/travel/timezones/Asia/Amman [14:49] daker: actually nvr mind you are correct. just looked at http://www.timezoneconverter.com/cgi-bin/zoneinfo.tzc?s=default&tz=Asia/Amman now [14:50] mzanetti: ^^ [14:50] mzanetti: the time is correct, sry [14:50] ah ok :D [14:50] nik90_: you managed to confuse me [14:50] :) [14:50] :D [14:51] mzanetti: can you check "America/Chicago" [14:51] nik90_: Sun Jul 13 09:51:35 2014 GMT [14:51] mzanetti: it should be 09:51 [14:51] sweet! [14:51] ack [14:52] nik90_: ok, so I pushed to lp:~mzanetti/+junk/fix-explain-zone-class [14:52] mzanetti: thnx [14:52] nik90_: I've added lots of comments, hope you find them useful [14:55] mzanetti: wow thnx for the comments. They are quite helpful [14:55] :) [14:57] nik90_: gonna make you a model now that gives you all you need nicely [14:57] if you're interested, that is [14:57] mzanetti: ofc if you have time [14:58] mzanetti: I was going through the reminders evernote plugin code to see more of QtC code samples [14:59] nik90_: there's some fancy stuff ongoing there... don't get too deep down there in the beginning or it'll confuse you :) But I think it makes good examples on how to use models [14:59] ok [17:21] nik90_: around? [17:25] nik90_: https://code.launchpad.net/~mzanetti/ubuntu-clock-app/add-timezonemodel/+merge/226611 [17:46] mzanetti outside at the moment..will take a look when i get home [17:46] nik90_: sure, no problem [19:14] mzanetti, you did a wonderful work on evernote plugin, there are functions for all :-) [19:15] rpadovani: thanks :) [19:39] hey mardy :-) There is a way to know if there is an account of a provider in online accounts but an app isn't authorized to use it yet? WRT https://bugs.launchpad.net/reminders-app/+bug/1340635 [19:39] Ubuntu bug 1340635 in Ubuntu Reminders app "Right workflow wrong wording on error on Initlial run of the app" [Undecided,New]