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[10:03] <commander_> hello developers
[10:04] <commander_> anyone on here ?
[14:50] <jplatte> Hi, I'm about to start creating a new UT App. I have a huge set of Frameworks to select from. Which one should I be using??
[14:50] <jplatte> It's a "QML App with C++ plugin (cmake)", but I still see Frameworks with -html at the end. And -papi, whatever that is.
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[14:50] <jplatte> And there are the ones without a suffix, of course
[14:52] <jplatte> I've selected ubuntu-sdk-15.04.1 for now, I guess I can change it later if someone explains the difference to me and using the -qml actually makes more sense
[15:01] <Dragonkeeper> jplatte:  its aimed at the device ur building for
[15:02] <jplatte> Dragonkeeper: That hardly tells me anything. Which framework do the officially supported devices have?
[15:02] <jplatte> And what are those suffixes?
[15:04] <Dragonkeeper> 15.04 , when u plug your device in the version usually shows up to match    and im not 100% on the suffexes
[15:04] <Dragonkeeper> the normal one works for me
[15:05] <jplatte> Alright, then I'll remove the .1
[15:06] <jplatte> Well... The CMake stuff doesn't seem to work
[15:07] <Dragonkeeper> unsure,   using qmake seems to work here
[15:08] <jplatte> I can run cmake sucessfully through the dialog they have (which is really annoying that I have to click as often, but whatever) and when I try to build it tells me CC and CXX have been configured as
[15:08] <jplatte> /usr/bin/arm-linux-gnueabihf-gcc and /usr/bin/arm-linux-gnueabihf-g++
[15:08] <jplatte> Which don't even exist
[15:09] <jplatte> Not gonna use qmake, the generated cmake files are magic enough
[15:09] <Dragonkeeper> are u trying to load it on a device ?
[15:09] <jplatte> I'm only trying to build it right now
[15:10] <Dragonkeeper> do you have desktop kit active ?
[15:10] <jplatte> yes
[15:10] <jplatte> lol it works if I run CMake manually
[15:11] <Dragonkeeper> u can click projects > build run >   edit build steps ...
[15:14] <jplatte> Not sure what exactly you mean
[15:15] <jplatte> But I guess I'll be okay if I only use this hideous SDK thing for project generation, and figure out how to build for my device manually, because building native manually already works better than through the SDK
[15:15] <jplatte> Thanks for trying to help though
[15:16] <Dragonkeeper> the bar on the left  projects icon
[15:18] <jplatte> Yeah I have the build and run tab in the project pane
[15:19] <jplatte> but I can't see any cmake options that I could switch around
[15:19] <Dragonkeeper> make the build steps the same as u do manually :) .  gonna go sleep now, my project is giving me a headache
[15:20] <jplatte> Ohh, you're talking about the build steps below the cmake stuff
[15:20] <jplatte> Yeah that's not gonna help
[15:20] <jplatte> that's what will be executed after cmake is configured
[15:20] <jplatte> but the cmake configuration is the problem
[15:23] <jplatte> Okay, so now I can build natively but it doesn't actually create an executable, instead you're supposed to run qmlscene {something}? I guess I'll just wait until this SDK fixes itself. *sigh*
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[16:31] <vthompson> Is there a recommend way to install the latest UI Toolkit that's installed on the rc-proposed image on your development machine? The one in wily (and in the SDK team PPA) appears to be .3.1627+15.10.20150908-0ubuntu1 where as the version in rc-proposed is 1.3.1688+15.04.20151018.1-0ubuntu1
[16:32] <vthompson> That should be 1.3.1627+15.10.20150908-0ubuntu1 above.
[16:50] <dos000> howdy )))
[16:50] <dos000> how do i compile a first app ?
[16:50] <dos000> i installed the ubuntu-sdk from 14.10 but it is still missing some stuff
[16:51] <dos000> ile:///home/me/3rdp/apps/ubuntu/samples/test001/app/Main.qml:2 module "Ubuntu.Components" version 1.1 is not installed
[16:51] <dos000> how do i get that "Ubuntu.Components" ?
[16:53] <vthompson> sudo apt-get install qtdeclarative5-ubuntu-ui-toolkit-plugin might work, however, if you're running 14.10, maybe the version needs to be 0.1
[16:53] <dos000> hmmm ...
[16:53] <dos000> any idea why this was not installed with ununtu-sdk ?
[16:54] <vthompson> No, it should be installed with the SDK... not sure why it would not have (if it wasn't)
[16:56] <dos000> wohoo .. works now
[16:57] <dos000> thanks )))
[16:57] <vthompson> dos000, what did you have to do (I got disconnected)
[16:57] <dos000> i had to install it )))
[16:57] <dos000> vthompson: it was missing that )))
[16:57] <vthompson> ah :)
[16:57] <dos000> vthompson: would take me years to fix this )))
[16:58] <dos000> thank you sir !
[16:58] <vthompson> No problem!
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