Hi,
I have tried to find with out success how to populate the Combo Box
dynamically directly from javascript when I'm loading the data from
local storage. Is there way to populate it and is it possible that
someone could give a practial example for it?
I have managed to do populate SilicaListView
use Repeater in QML and Search in irc log and mailing list before
asking. This question appeared many times already.
On 06.03.2014 00:16, Jukka Heikkilä wrote:
Hi,
I have tried to find with out success how to populate the Combo Box
dynamically directly from javascript when I'm loading the data
Hi,
I wrote my first little program using python/pyotherside. I develop
directly on the jolla-device (no sdk) and would like to build a rpm
package to distribute to openrepos (and later to harbour, if python is
accepted). What is the prefered (easiest) way?
Boris
P.S.: My desktop-distribution is A
well, i dont know other way than rpmbuild :)
On 06.03.2014 03:13, Boris Pohler wrote:
Hi,
I wrote my first little program using python/pyotherside. I develop
directly on the jolla-device (no sdk) and would like to build a rpm
package to distribute to openrepos (and later to harbour, if python is
I've never built packages on the Jolla device if that's what you mean but
this is what you do on the SDK:
1. Install Virtualbox.
2. Install Sailfish SDK.
3. Start Virtualbox and run the MerSDK image.
4. Log in with SSH. (ssh -p -i
~/SailfishOS/vmshare/ssh/private_keys/engine/mersdk mersdk@loc
5.3.2014 22:13, Boris Pohler:
Hi,
I wrote my first little program using python/pyotherside. I develop
directly on the jolla-device (no sdk) and would like to build a rpm
package to distribute to openrepos (and later to harbour, if python is
accepted). What is the prefered (easiest) way?
Well, I'm
05.03.2014 23:13, Boris Pohler wrote:
I wrote my first little program using python/pyotherside. I develop
directly on the jolla-device (no sdk) and would like to build a rpm
package to distribute to openrepos (and later to harbour, if python is
accepted). What is the prefered (easiest) way?
If
On 6 March 2014 07:40, Osmo Salomaa wrote:
>
> I build helsinki-transit-live packages myself on a Debian desktop system.
> I have split the file copying to a Makefile and the spec file just calls
> "make install" (but you can just as well put the copy commands in the spec
> file if that's easier)
