[06:09] <zub> Hi. I'm using an OptionSelector with OptionSelectorDelegate with custom images (iconSource).
[06:10] <zub> I see there is the property contrainImage, which is almos what I need.
[06:10] <zub> I'd also like to set margins, so that the image is not occupying 100% of the height of the delegate
[06:10] <zub> is there a way how to do it?
[06:11] <zub> If it was possible to change the margins of the delegate's leftIcon...
[06:18] <zub> hm, it seems I can get to the image via a hack like: Component.onCompleted: this.children[0].children[0].height -= units.gu(2); but that's hacky and fragile
[06:51] <zub> http://paste.ubuntu.com/12011980/ ... any idea how to make this less hacky while sticking to the OptionSelectorDelegate?
[07:13] <dholbach> good morning
[11:54] <didrocks> is that wanted that the activeFocusOnPress from https://developer.ubuntu.com/api/apps/qml/sdk-15.04/Ubuntu.Components.Pickers.DatePicker/ seems to be taken from TextField doc?
[14:16] <pindonga> hi, is this the right place to ask about snappy packages too?
[14:42] <popey> pindonga: there is #snappy
[14:46] <pindonga> thx popey
[14:47] <popey> np
[14:53] <cwayne> should .local/share/<app-name> be created automagically? or is it up to the app to create it if its needed?
[15:11] <zub> I asked already in the morning, but perhaps more people are here now... any idea on how to do this: http://paste.ubuntu.com/12011980/ without such horrible hack?
[15:12] <popey> zub was one of my fave speccy games.
[15:12] <zub> i.e. to make the OptionSelectorDelegate's icon smaller (so that the image does not fill the height completely - that looks ugly)
[15:13] <zub> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zub (not related :) )
[15:23] <popey> I heard it was origially called Zob, but changed at the last minute because Zob is a rude word in some language.
[16:35] <nemo> mcphail: any news? ☺
[20:42] <sl1rpy> okay im getting kinda fustrated.  i released some apps in high school that used the .net framework and made money on it.  im trying to find a way to market myself in the linux community *1-2$ apps* ... wondering why paid apps havent been in the software store for a while now and wondering if i should just advertise my website instead? any tips are appreciated...
[20:47] <wellsb> Is there no way to apply a conditional userscript to a webview with oxide?  You could do url:variable?style1.js:style0.js with qtwebkit.experimental back in the day
[20:59] <mhall119> sl1rpy: the desktop store is on it's way out, it's being replaced by the much better app store developed for the phone
[21:00] <mhall119> so for now, if you're targeting desktop, yeah you're better off just advertising your own website and .deb package
[21:01] <sl1rpy> huh, thanks for the tip.  now would forums be a good way to get the word out about my portfolio?
[21:01] <sl1rpy> idk what the chat policies are, havent read them... i know some of them dont like ads
[21:02] <sl1rpy> mhall119, ^
[21:05] <sl1rpy> would it be better to compile software in 14.04 than 15.04?
[21:08] <mhall119> sl1rpy: forums are fine, so is out Google+ App Developers group
[21:11] <sl1rpy> oh cool.. do you have linky to it? mhall119
[21:12] <sl1rpy> nvm ... found it
[21:14] <sl1rpy> mhall119, only thing left is whether 15.04 or 14.04 lts is best for developing game and software...
[21:30] <kivi> !ping
[21:30] <kivi> !ping
[21:30] <kivi> !ping
[21:48] <wellsb> Is there still no documentation for Oxide?
[23:28] <kalikiana> wellsb: how about https://developer.ubuntu.com/api/apps/qml/sdk-15.04/Ubuntu.Web/
[23:29] <wellsb> kalikiana, Nah, I need oxide for UserScripts and some other features.  I figured out a way to do what I wanted.  Thanks
[23:30] <kalikiana> ah, okay
[23:30] <kalikiana> wellsb: what are you working on?
[23:32] <wellsb> I had an old app (esv-bible) for ubuntu touch, and it has been broken for eons because so much had changed with the api (I was still using Ubuntu.Components.Extras.Browser).  Anyway, it has a night mode for reading, and I needed to be able to style a webview one of two ways depending on this setting.  With oxide, a webview can only be set to a context (w/ associated userscripts) on creation, so I had to find a new way
[23:37] <kalikiana> wellsb: seems like a pretty big limitation. how did you handle it now?
[23:41] <wellsb> It's a bit convoluted, but it works.  In my webview, I wrote a function to execute javascript rootFrame.sendMessage("oxide://", "EXECUTE", {code: code});  and then in my .js file I have a message handler to handle the above and then I have the function in my .js style, and I pass a qml variable to it as a string in the executejavascript function of the webview