Re: Google Summer of Code Projects Testing

2009-08-11 Thread Andrey Popelo
Hi, Latest version of Canola Remember The Milk plugin will be always available at: http://popelo.com/canola-rtm/canola2-rtm-plugin-latest.deb Package archives are available at: http://popelo.com/canola-rtm/package/ Cheers, Andrey ___ maemo-developers

Problems with qemu on x86_64

2009-08-11 Thread Andrew Daviel
I am running the ARM environment in scratchbox on an Athlon 64 with Fedora 9 x86_64, with 'vdso32=0' I was going to post a longer message, but tried again using maemo-scratchbox-install_4.1.2.sh after hacking it to accept x86_64 and things seem OK (so far). When I download what appear to be the

Re: Google Summer of Code Projects Testing

2009-08-11 Thread kasun herath
Hi The directions on how to install the twitter plugin can be found here. http://wiki.maemo.org/GSoC_2009/Projects/Twitter_Plugin_And_Twitpic_Support_For_Canola#How_to_Install Will update as soon as the package is ready cheers Kasun On Fri, Aug 7, 2009 at 11:57 PM, Luis Felipe Strano Moraes <

Re: Fremantle treeview handling

2009-08-11 Thread daniel wilms
ext Till Harbaum wrote: > Hi, > > >> [1] >> http://wiki.maemo.org/Documentation/Maemo_5_Developer_Guide/Application_Deve >> lopment/Menus#Context_menu >> > > From that text: > >> Avoid using context menus, because they are a hidden and inconvenient way of >> interacting with the UI. Use

Registering applications as URL handlers

2009-08-11 Thread Cornelius Hald
Hi everyone! Is it possible to register my application as an URL handler? What I would like to do is that whenever a user who is using the browser clicks on a link like myapp://abcdefg my application is launched. Hints and tips would be very welcome :) Thanks! Conny __

Re: Re: Fremantle treeview handling

2009-08-11 Thread Till Harbaum
Hi, > [1] > http://wiki.maemo.org/Documentation/Maemo_5_Developer_Guide/Application_Deve > lopment/Menus#Context_menu >From that text: > Avoid using context menus, because they are a hidden and inconvenient way of > interacting with the UI. Use HildonAppMenus > instead. Uhm, e.g. modest and th

Re: Re: Fremantle treeview handling

2009-08-11 Thread Till Harbaum
Hi, > To see this mode, you should add the following to the code: > hildon_gtk_tree_view_set_ui_mode(GTK_TREE_VIEW(list), > HILDON_UI_MODE_EDIT); Sounds good. I'll give that a try! Thanks, Till ___ maemo-developers mailing list maemo-developers@maemo

Re: Re: Fremantle treeview handling

2009-08-11 Thread Till Harbaum
Hi, > I will check against that, but IMHO you should not open popups in dialogs. > Try to keep the UI as simple as possible. You could use buttons for that, > which take the selected item of the treeview. That's how it worked up to now when using a scrolled window. But when using a pannable area,

Re: Fremantle treeview handling

2009-08-11 Thread daniel wilms
Hi, a short update: You will find some instructions in the wiki [1], which recommend to avoid these kind of menus. > I will check against that, but IMHO you should not open popups in dialogs. There is a general guideline for Hildon 2.2, which does not allow context sensitive menus in dialogs

Re: Fremantle treeview handling

2009-08-11 Thread daniel wilms
Hi, > - The popup causes the rest of the screen to be "blurred away". This > is nice, but for some reason only works if the treeview is placed in > the main window. If it's placed in a dialog, the dialog doesn't get > blurred. How comes? I will check against that, but IMHO you should not open pop

Re: Fremantle treeview handling

2009-08-11 Thread Daniel Martin Yerga
Hi. On Tue, 11 Aug 2009 08:45:34 +0200 (MEST) "Till Harbaum" wrote: > Hi, > > i an still migrating some of my osm2go ui to fremantle style. I am > currently working on all those treelists i am using. When placed > inside a pannable area, a single click on a treeview item activates > this immedi