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2010-03-29
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#52
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Originally Posted by basse
To get an application to extras is must have been in extras-testing for minimum of 10 days and it must have collected +10 points of karma (upvotes from testers, downvotes naturally drop karma...)
How long does it usually take before an application is in extras?
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2010-03-29
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#53
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@rambo: Did you notice the formula in message #42? Do you think you could add that as an alternative formula to the program? Then I could start testing.
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2010-03-29
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#54
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Originally Posted by rambo
Remove the program, then remove file ~/.midgard2/data/maecalories.db and then reinstall.
or remove file ~/.midgard2/data/maecalories.db and start the application and wait patiently while it initializes the database from scratch (this can take over 5 minutes easily).
Edit: To "remove file" do the following:
1. open terminal
2. type (or copy paste) the following command
"rm ~/.midgard2/data/maecalories.db" and press enter.
I already thought about adding a relaunch counter to the app and if we run into this same bug twice in a row then it would do something smart about it.
This was the cure! Thanks! Now I have a working application.
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2010-03-29
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#55
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Originally Posted by basse
yes and yes (but it might not happen today)
@rambo: Did you notice the formula in message #42? Do you think you could add that as an alternative formula to the program? Then I could start testing.
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2010-03-29
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#56
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It's ok, I wasn't really expecting anything that fast... 
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2010-03-29
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#57
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Originally Posted by basse
It's done in SVN but I'm not packaging a new version till I get some other things done too.
It's ok, I wasn't really expecting anything that fast...
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2010-03-30
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#58
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Originally Posted by rambo
That's great! Thanks!
It's done in SVN but I'm not packaging a new version till I get some other things done too.
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2010-03-30
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#59
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Hello!
Please take a look at WeightJinni in extras-devel. It does not include a calculator but already contains database handling, loggging and even some statistic features for (especially) Weight Watcher users.
The application has some places where it could be better (Maemo5 dialog handling created usability problems) but I plan to further improve the application and already have concrete plans (and just lack some time) for this.
I'm very interested in people helping me with this and would assist everybody in hacking the code.
Gruß...Tim
Please take a look at WeightJinni in extras-devel. It does not include a calculator but already contains database handling, loggging and even some statistic features for (especially) Weight Watcher users.
The application has some places where it could be better (Maemo5 dialog handling created usability problems) but I plan to further improve the application and already have concrete plans (and just lack some time) for this.
I'm very interested in people helping me with this and would assist everybody in hacking the code.
Gruß...Tim
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2010-03-30
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#60
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Originally Posted by Framstag
The best case scenario would be for WeightJinni and MaeCalories to share the same storage system. MaeCalories uses pmidgard2, for which you can find an intro on my blog.
Please take a look at WeightJinni in extras-devel. It does not include a calculator but already contains database handling, loggging and even some statistic features for (especially) Weight Watcher users.
or remove file ~/.midgard2/data/maecalories.db and start the application and wait patiently while it initializes the database from scratch (this can take over 5 minutes easily).
Edit: To "remove file" do the following:
1. open terminal
2. type (or copy paste) the following command
"rm ~/.midgard2/data/maecalories.db" and press enter.
I already thought about adding a relaunch counter to the app and if we run into this same bug twice in a row then it would do something smart about it.
Last edited by rambo; 2010-03-29 at 13:05.