Re: Python & Qt5 on Sailfish
Ok, I found a way that worked for me!
If you use sailfish-qml to start your PyOtherSide/QML application you have to place your qm-translation files in a folder called translations. Translation files are supposed to be named "<appname>-<lang>.qm" in "/usr/share/<appname>/translations/" That works for me, found it at the source code of sailfishlib project: https://github.com/sailfish-sdk/libs...shapp_priv.cpp |
Re: Python & Qt5 on Sailfish
Hello.
I've tried to install PyQt on Jolla, but got the error about failed dependencies: "Qt5Multimedia.WIdgets.so.5 is needed by python-pyqt-5.1.1-1.armv7hl" And the same error occurs while trying to install Panucci. Is there a way to install the missing module? |
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Re: Python & Qt5 on Sailfish
Why is Jolla so reluctant to support PyQt5 in Harbour?
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In any case it would be a good idea to raise the issue on the Community Meeting. :) |
Re: Python & Qt5 on Sailfish
I've just submitted a merge request for updating PyOtherSide in Sailfish OS from 1.4 to 1.5:
https://git.merproject.org/mer-core/...rge_requests/2 If it is accepted by maintainers it these are the main features that will be available to Python application developers:
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Re: Python & Qt5 on Sailfish
My PyOtherSide update request (to version 1.5.1) has been merged, and should be (according to Larstiq on IRC) part of the Sailfish OS Update that comes after the next one (2.1.0 + 2 updates). So let's hope the Sailfish OS update cycle speeds up now that Qt 5.6 is in and we can soon make use of all the nice new features and fixes of the updated PyOtherSide. :)
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