=== chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun [07:52] good morning === rmescandon is now known as rmescandon|brb === rmescandon|brb is now known as rmescandon === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk [09:18] dpm, are you joining the hangout? :-) [09:18] there is a hangout? [09:18] :D [09:18] akiva-thinkpad, reminders weekly catchup :D [09:18] ah for the reminders app? [09:19] yeah [09:19] That has turned out to be a rather complex project it seems. [09:20] The little code I contributed to it, I found to be rather monumental. Or maybe it was because I was utterly frustrated with setting up an account. [09:20] rpadovani, mzanetti, I'm really sorry, I'll have to skip today, I'm in the middle of something else. Feel free to continue without me, and I'll follow up either on IRC or e-mail later on in the day [09:20] pff [09:20] :P [09:21] mzanetti, are you streaming it? I wouldnt mind listening to it just to get a hedge where it is at. [09:24] akiva-thinkpad: we're usually not streaming it [09:24] but feel free to join [09:24] link? [09:24] https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/calendar/ZGF2aWQucGxhbmVsbGFAY2Fub25pY2FsLmNvbQ.rigv40be981okv534p57kuhf0k?authuser=0 [09:24] cool beans [09:27] Canonical only [09:27] ah well [09:34] dpm: heh. we figured some action points. assigned all of them to you [09:34] akiva-thinkpad: oh sorry... missed that [09:34] :D [09:34] hahaha, well done [09:34] np [09:34] akiva-thinkpad: I can invite you for the next ones so you'd have access [09:34] sure [09:35] hey JamesTait o/ [09:35] akiva-thinkpad: need you mail [09:35] akiva@linux.com [09:36] Good morning all; happy Cookie Day! :-D [09:36] akiva-thinkpad, o/ [09:36] JamesTait, something on reddit canada you may like... sec [09:37] JamesTait, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0doMc95DEA [09:38] * JamesTait prepares for the rickroll [09:40] akiva-thinkpad, nice!:) [09:46] rpadovani: spoke to bzoltan and Mirv about bug 1320885 [09:46] bug 1320885 in ubuntu-ui-toolkit (Ubuntu) "TextField ignore all text placement rules" [Medium,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1320885 [09:46] rpadovani: they suspect maybe fixed in qt 5.4 [09:47] rpadovani: bug 1294940 perhaps - can you try the ugly (but loved by mirv) qt5.4 packages as per https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Touch/QtTesting ? [09:47] bug 1294940 in qtdeclarative-opensource-src (Ubuntu) "Text.AlignJustify does not properly justify text" [Low,Confirmed] https://launchpad.net/bugs/1294940 [09:48] popey, on it [09:48] well, there is a ppa for utopic? Not on vivid yet [09:49] because on that page there is ppa:canonical-qt5-edgers/backup-qt532 for utopic, and I suspect is for Qt5.3.2 [09:50] Oh, found it [09:50] let me broke all my system \o/ [10:01] rpadovani: no there is no utopic silo yet, sorry [10:01] for 5.4.0. I'm not sure, maybe one could try adding the vivid apt line to sources.list on utopic too... [10:01] Mirv, seems it's time to upgrade to vivid - I don't test it on phone, sorry, I use it as main phone and dont want to break it [10:02] rpadovani: yeah, you wouldn't get it working on the phone anyway :) and yes, Qt side of things _will_ partially blow up with that PPA, guaranteed, but ppa-purge is your friend after testing the qml enough [10:10] rpadovani: popey: ok I just retested that today is a good day to test the 5.4 PPA - you even get to keep Ubuntu SDK and such. just to ppa-purge when finished since the PPA will occasionally silently break because of things happening in vivid archives. [10:11] after final release of upstream Qt 5.4 next week I'll start up doing a more proper PPA [10:12] Mirv: do we plan to land 5.4 in vivid "soon"? [10:12] popey: tl; dr version is "no" [10:12] ok [10:13] Mirv, I'm upgrading to vivid, In 45 minutes when my slow network finishes to download all packages, I'll test it [10:13] popey: we've a relatively a lot of problems https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/+bugs?field.tag=qt5.4 and there's the interesting possibility that Kubuntu might not want 5.4 in the first place for 15.04 (they haven't decided yet) [10:15] ok [10:19] osos [10:20] oSoMoN: are you Ok for our 11am catch up? [10:20] gventuri, yes [10:20] oSoMoN: cool [10:20] gventuri, I don’t have comment rights on the convergence doc though [10:21] oSoMoN: no wories [10:21] oSoMoN: any update on the bottom edge? [10:22] gventuri, I made some good progress on the webview capture front, and I resumed work on the bottom edge prototype, but it’s not integrated in the browser yet (that’s the next big step) [10:22] oSoMoN: excellent [11:06] kalikiana: rpadovani is the one who is seeing the issue... [11:07] kalikiana: http://people.ubuntu.com/~rpadovani/Screenshot%20from%202014-12-04%2010:39:25.png [11:08] rpadovani: have you got a branch with the alignment set that I could test? I can't repro it in the testcase on https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-ui-toolkit/+bug/1320885 [11:08] Launchpad bug 1320885 in ubuntu-ui-toolkit (Ubuntu) "TextField ignore all text placement rules" [Medium,Incomplete] [11:15] kalikiana, you have to change 4 lines, but you can take [11:15] bzr branch lp:ubuntu-calculator-app/reboot [11:15] then in app/ubuntu-calculator-app.qml [11:15] line 258 there is a textfield [11:15] with some comments [11:15] decomment the comments [11:15] and remove anchors [11:24] Ok will try that,thanks [11:25] kalikiana, but I can reproduce with the example [11:27] kalikiana, http://people.ubuntu.com/~rpadovani/Screenshot%20from%202014-12-04%2012:26:05.png [11:27] Where exactly do you test that? [11:28] I must be doing sth different [11:28] kalikiana, I took the example, saved in a file, and did qmlscene test.qml [11:31] kalikiana, oh, "where" means which system? I have the issue on desktop, amd64, both with unicorn and vivid (just finished the upgrade) [11:33] mzanetti: hi [11:37] hi mivoligo [11:37] mzanetti: what you think about something like this: http://screencloud.net/v/FFPB [11:39] mivoligo: yeah, looks good [11:40] mzanetti: so I'll go with it. It's rather simple to do :) [11:40] mivoligo: awesome [11:40] mivoligo: seems like this weekend I'll have some time for the game [11:41] mzanetti: great :) [11:41] mzanetti: let me know about all the bugzzz [11:41] mivoligo: I will. but there aren't many in the graphics [11:42] mivoligo: but same the other way round. you mentioned wrong colors in some places. would you mind writing a list of those places down? [11:42] mzanetti: as a bug raport? [11:42] yeah, that works [11:42] mivoligo: did we already talk about using the UbuntuColors btw? [11:42] mzanetti: you mentioned that [11:43] not sure if that's even a good idea, but basically we're having the same colors, just a little different tones [11:43] mzanetti: I know but I'd go with these custom colours if you don't mind [11:43] ok. works for me [11:45] mzanetti: great, I'll try to push the levels today and report some bugs [11:45] mzanetti: or just one with all the colours? [11:54] Rpadovani I can't repro at all whatever I try including calculator works fine with the edits... What's your versions of qtdelarative-ubuntu-ui-toolkit and libqt5core5a respectively? [11:59] popey: is there a prerelease of the new terminal app around already? [12:00] popey: I'm using that thing for actual work now and was wondering if we have a less buggy state somewhere === _salem is now known as salem_ [12:24] mzanetti: in pm ☻ [12:29] popey: yeah, thanks... just having like 5 conversations atm... [12:29] will test in a bit [12:36] kk [13:19] popey: maybe you know, for pdfjs and docviewer if I open a pdf from the browser where does the doc go? for example if I go to https://help.ubuntu.com/lts/serverguide/serverguide.pdf and want to read it latter how do I reopen it without re downloading it [13:21] popey: I assumed the download folder but apparently not :) [13:22] i have no idea [13:24] popey: found it [13:24] ./.cache/com.ubuntu.docviewer/HubIncoming/1/ [13:24] ooh! [13:24] popey: so no where obvious [13:25] popey: ran find . | grep .pdf :) [13:28] heh === rmescandon is now known as rmescandon|lunch [13:49] old school ftw [13:55] kalikiana, sorry for the late, I was at launch. Atm I'm on another computer, with utopic, where I can reproduce it. Tonight I can provide to you also informations about the vivid installation [13:55] http://paste.ubuntu.com/9367560/ [14:04] rpadovani two possible points here, you got 5.3.0 as opposed to 5.3.2 and your uitk is two months old [14:04] kalikiana, oh crap, I forgot to add the ppa after the release of utopic [14:04] Let me update it, I'll ping you later === rmescandon|lunch is now known as rmescandon [15:00] hello [15:00] is the a way to compact listView when some of the elements are not visible ? [15:01] actually if i put some condition on an item the corresponding row is empty but the element still occupy the row [15:02] ohmy, heya [15:02] akiva-thinkpad: hello [15:02] ohmy, so when an item dissapears, you want the list to contract? [15:03] get smaller? [15:03] akiva-thinkpad: exactly [15:03] ohmy, and this is in qml, not qt? [15:03] akiva-thinkpad: can you take a look at https://code.launchpad.net/~akiva/ubuntu-calendar-app/assortment-of-fixes-to-newevents/+merge/237429 ? [15:03] akiva-thinkpad: yes in qml [15:03] ohmy, okay set the visible: property to false [15:03] and if its in a row or column, it will automatically contract. [15:04] akiva-thinkpad: not working [15:04] Not sure if that goes the same for grid view [15:04] ohmy, is your code on launchpad? [15:04] akiva-thinkpad: i'll pastebin [15:04] popey, ;_; lol I know. sorry. I got sidetracked when I became frustrated in that I could not run autopilot3 tests from the sdk. Working on that atm. [15:05] ohmy, sure [15:05] ohmy, usually the issue with columns and rows is when a person does not want it to contract, so i'd like to see your code. [15:06] akiva-thinkpad: i'm not using row/columns just a listView [15:07] ohmy, right; try replacing listview with a column of labels [15:07] would you be able to do that? [15:07] anyways show the code anyways [15:07] akiva-thinkpad: http://pastebin.com/1HzwBd3c [15:08] ughhh; use ubuntu pastebin for now on :P [15:08] http://paste.ubuntu.com/ [15:08] :) [15:08] anywhoo... /me takes a look [15:09] textFlield? [15:09] lol [15:09] nice [15:09] akiva-thinkpad: someone must text it after all [15:10] anyways let me see ... [15:17] ohmy, http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/9368494/ [15:17] try something like that [15:18] I can't test it because I don't have the code [15:19] akiva-thinkpad: thanks [15:20] !ping [15:20] pong! [15:20] ohmy, sorry bad connection [15:20] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/9368494/ [15:20] did you get that? [15:20] akiva-thinkpad: yes i got it [15:24] !ping [15:24] pong! [15:24] bah [15:24] ! [15:24] ohmy, again I dc'd. Did you get that link? [15:24] http://pastebin.ubuntu.com/9368494/ [15:25] akiva-thinkpad: thank yhou [15:25] ohmy, does it make sense for you? [15:26] akiva-thinkpad: Of course, i was originally checkling if the listView is able to contract using the same model if some items are not visible [15:26] ohmy, I can guarantee this will work if you implement it. [15:27] akiva-thinkpad: your solution work really fine indeed [15:27] ohmy, do you have a launchpad account? if you can create a project then I could next time just branch your code and toss it in myself [15:27] okay good :) [15:28] akiva-thinkpad: now i'll try to figure out my listView, maybe using a secondary data model [15:28] akiva-thinkpad: thanks again [15:32] !ping [15:32] pong! [15:32] bah [15:32] bloody connection [15:32] ohmy, anyways if you havn't already; subscribe to this subreddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/ubuntuappdev and post a picture of your app, or something you are working on [15:33] I would really appreciate it, as we are trying to build the community there to attract more developers. [15:34] akiva-thinkpad: sure i'll do [15:34] thanks! [15:34] akiva-thinkpad: i'm playing with QML since 3-4 days and trying to shorten the gap [15:34] thats pretty impressive; you seemed to have picked up the language quickly [15:35] ohmy, stick around in #ubuntu-app-devel too :) [15:38] akiva-thinkpad: i found it 4 days ago and i'm so enthusiastic [15:38] ohmy, pretty fun language eh? [15:39] ohmy, if you want some good experience, contribute to the core apps; [15:39] they show a really nice way to structure your program [15:43] kalikiana, I'm able to reproduce it with qtdeclarative5-ubuntu-ui-toolkit-plugin Version: 1.1.1347+15.04.20141126-0ubuntu1 and libqt5core5a Version: 5.3.2+dfsg-4ubuntu8 [15:45] rpadovani: sooo... about that calculator branch [15:45] let me know if it's ok or if I'm missing something [15:46] mzanetti, I think it's ok, tonight I'll test it on the phone [15:46] actually, don't have time tonight, so probably tomorrow morning [15:46] but seems it yes [15:46] it works [15:48] rpadovani: I removed the workaround for the TextField alignment [15:48] such workarounds just make development harder and should only be applied if at the time of the release the upstream bug isn't fixed [15:49] mzanetti, yes, I saw that and I agree [15:49] otherwise you start building on top of the workaround which leads to more complex code === chihchun_afk is now known as chihchun === Saviq_ is now known as Saviq === chihchun is now known as chihchun_afk === jhodapp_ is now known as jhodapp === salem_ is now known as _salem === PabloRubianes_ is now known as PabloRubianes