[14:40] <mcphail> tedg: is there a way I can use ubuntu-app-launch to call gdb on the launched app?
[14:55] <popey> mcphail, wouldn't that need root?
[14:55] <popey> bartbes, tried your patch but it didn't work here. I get a vibrate when i tap "Control" but if I then tap a key (like D) it just echos it, doesn't do "CTRL+D". Am I doing/holding it wrong?
[14:56] <bartbes> hmm, I guess the device osk uses another codepath?
[14:56] <bartbes> that's weird
[14:57] <bartbes> I haven't figured out how to upload to my phone from the vm
[14:58] <mcphail> popey: that's why I'm trying to get it to run "gdb appname" rather than running the app and attaching afterwards :)
[14:59] <bartbes> oh, there's a separate event that can also trigger key presses
[15:01] <MikkoMM> Hi! I must ask from the wiser: I've been making Scope with JavaScript, but I've had no luck with reading the scope's settings. I'm not even sure if it's supported already or not. Has anyone had success with the config and JS-scope?
[15:02] <popey> MikkoMM, ooh, new territory. Maybe poke davidcalle when he's around during the week.
[15:03] <MikkoMM> popey: Thanks, I'll do that!
[15:03] <bartbes> popey: do you happen to know how the osk injects keypresses?
[15:03] <popey> bartbes, I don't, sorry.
[15:04] <popey> you having trouble getting your stuff running on a device?
[15:04] <popey> do you have an armhf "kit" in the sdk?
[15:04] <bartbes> well, I run the sdk in a vm I've barely set up
[15:05] <bartbes> I haven't really spent much time figuring out how to get that to work
[15:22] <popey> bartbes, basically create an armhf kit, that will enable you to build a native click for the phone
[15:22] <popey> https://developer.ubuntu.com/en/apps/sdk/tutorials/click-targets-and-device-kits/ has the basics