Hi again, Am Sonntag 03 Oktober 2010 schrieb [email protected]: > You need a custom QGeoPositionInfoSource. Since your source seems to be an > NMEA source you might want to give QNmeaPositionInfoSource a try. Ok, i have looked a little deeper into this. The main reason that GNmeaPostionInfoSource is not available as a default for QGeoPositionInfoSource may be the fact that the Nmea source needs to be told where to get its data from (why not offer it as a default via /dev/gps?).
There may be cases where having an nmea class may seem useful, especially on embedded devices where any additional layer costs precious memory. But in general there's imho no valid reason for qt to talk directly to an nmea device. This is like giving qt its own video card driver. So the only useful solution for desktop linux seems to write a QGpsdPositionInfoSource. This can then easily be made system default as there's no additional configuration required to connect to a local gpsd. Has anyone actually started working on something like this? If not i might put some work on this, but i'd really like to see these efforts not no be a waste of time since someone wither better qt knownledge does the same. Till _______________________________________________ Qt-mobility-feedback mailing list [email protected] http://lists.trolltech.com/mailman/listinfo/qt-mobility-feedback
