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2009-03-17 , 18:32
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#21
Originally Posted by BrentDC View Post
Actually, I was referring to the 26x26 icon that appears in the application manager; I took a png and converted it to base 64 via:

Code:
openssl base64 -in quick_clip.png -out quick_clip.txt
I copied that text into my control file, into the XB-Maemo-Icon-26: field (making sure that I put a space in front of each newline), but it doesn't show up. I think I did everything correctly...(I used openssl instead of uuencode because uuencode wasn't installed in either Ubuntu or Scratchbox).
Install "shareutils" for uuencode

The problem may just be in the way you're adding the base64 into the control file.

I do this:
XB-Maemo-Icon-26:
yyyyyyyyyyyy
yyyyyyyyyyyy
(Which, although the quote doesn't do well to show it, translates to "XB-Maemo-Icon-26:<space>
<space>base64 contents")
 
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2009-03-17 , 18:37
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#22
Originally Posted by mikkov View Post
You should post your problematic control file here. Otherwise this just guesswork.
Yes, sir. Here it is:

Code:
Source: quickclip
Section: user/tools
Priority: optional
Maintainer: Brent Chiodo <bchiodo@gmail.com>
Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 4.0.0)
Standards-Version: 3.6.0
Package: quickclip
Architecture: armel
Depends: python2.5, python2.5-hildon, python2.5-gtk2, python2.5-hildondesktop, hildon-desktop-python-loader
Version: 0.3.0
Description: A Status bar plugin to copy and save information.
 Quick Clip is a statusbar plugin that allows you to easily save
 information into a file for later reference. Whether that information
 is the current text-selection, or something you just want to jot down,
 Quick Clip automates the whole process.
XB-Maemo-Icon-26:
 iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAABoAAAAaCAYAAACpSkzOAAAABHNCSVQICAgIfAhk
 iAAABQlJREFUSIndll9oHNcVh79z586sZrX/pPGuZTuqrcVOiikB11EeQl5KG2pK
 +lwoDYE+tI+lEEgCoSHQl9JAm1JoiCmE5CmFPtQPaV03Le5DX9KiQqmj5o+RUimK
 LMuSd2dmd3Zn7unDrlTJElb62stcBi6H891zf+ece+H/bchhiz96+YeB8UyAAgoq
 AA6cw+0YqYITBzp47tkX8/8Z9Ktfv1mdfWDuaRHvPKCCoiPP7P0BiJhhp3t38d+r
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 qqpTR14MGeSZnX3gcw+fe/DcK6dOn/rm5V/+IvhMIKeKKqgq3W6XxcX3WV9fJ8+H
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 X/7Vas38tFGvnx1dgsoIo7sdHRFst2tKNxZnvTA8ESwszN64/NrV4uSJjojo5p3b
 N95554932fPC2BfexMQERVHIFx4+b6NoyuR5Lk7/W+G7ICCsVPRLix+12mKe1DQJ
 /2G916+fmU1Lga+frq279268n7s97eHQ59ZnHe9evMhyHAe9OOap1dXB/Wz/A/bi
 ilzUOf87AAAAAElFTkSuQmCC
Installed-size: 127
 
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#23
Originally Posted by qole View Post
I know that Khertan's PyPackager does the icon conversion; perhaps you can peek into his code to see how he does it?
I'll take a look at the code and try to see what's going on; also, I'll try extracting the control file from a pypackager-built package.

Oh, and while you're there, are you interested in updating it? I've got a few feature requests...
Depends on the feature request and the pypackager code; I'm still very much a python newbie, and if Khertan's code is too advanced I won't be able to do much with it. Although, it shouldn't be too hard to add a gtk.ScrolledWindow() to the change log tab...
 

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2009-03-17 , 18:50
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#24
Ah, ha! The pypackager built deb has a "Maemo-Icon-26" field not a "XB-Maemo-Icon-26" field...hmm. I guess I'll try that...
 
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2009-03-17 , 19:04
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#25
Yes, the "Maemo-Icon-26" worked. The icon now appears fine. I just wonder why XB- didn't? Strange.
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#26
If you have to use Maemo-Icon-26 w/out the XB-, you're not making a package that the autobuilder will accept.
 

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#27
Originally Posted by qwerty12 View Post
If you have to use Maemo-Icon-26 w/out the XB-, you're not making a package that the autobuilder will accept.
Then icons must not be possible with local debs? Because XB- certainly doesn't work.
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2009-03-17 , 19:47
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#28
Are you building the package with dpkg-buildpackage?

Non-related suggestions:

use "Architecture: all" since this is pure python application

with "XB-Maemo-Display-Name:" field you can get better formatted title, for example "XB-Maemo-Display-Name: Quickclip"
 

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#29
Originally Posted by mikkov View Post
Are you building the package with dpkg-buildpackage?

Non-related suggestions:

use "Architecture: all" since this is pure python application

with "XB-Maemo-Display-Name:" field you can get better formatted title, for example "XB-Maemo-Display-Name: Quickclip"
I'm using dpkg-deb --build <source directory name> to build the package. When I tried using dpkg-buildpackage I was getting all kinds of errors, most notably a "dpkg-source: unrepresentable changes to source" error; even with that error, a *.tar.gz, *.dsc and some other files were created, but no *.deb. Is dpkg-buildpackage supposed to create a .deb? The Diablo Maemo Reference seemed to indicate it should. Thanks.
 
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2009-03-17 , 20:32
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#30
yes, you should be using dpkg-buildpackage to build .debs, it might have something to do with missing icon.

I believe qwerty12 explained how to fix the problem with dpkg-buildpackage. If those instructions are not helping, I have to ask you to post the error message and maybe the whole source package here. Otherwise we are, again, just guessing
 

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