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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (3)
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2010-01-31
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You may convert the ui xml file in python code with pyuic4, there is another similiar tool for pyside.
The next step is to create a class to integrate/inherit that code.
IIRC eric4 should manage that automagically for you.
The next step is to create a class to integrate/inherit that code.
IIRC eric4 should manage that automagically for you.
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2010-01-31
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Originally Posted by nicola.mfb
I know about pyuic4, but I'm not quite sure what you meant in 3rd and 4th lines .. can you elaborate on that a little please ?
You may convert the ui xml file in python code with pyuic4, there is another similiar tool for pyside.
The next step is to create a class to integrate/inherit that code.
IIRC eric4 should manage that automagically for you.
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2010-01-31
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I found http://eric-ide.python-projects.org/...ser/index.html useful
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2010-01-31
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Alright thanks for that tutorial ... worked beautifully !! 
I got another small question: will all these Python scripts (like the one in the example you have mentioned above) work in the N900 too ? Or do I have to do any changes to them in order for them to work on the N900 ?
I got another small question: will all these Python scripts (like the one in the example you have mentioned above) work in the N900 too ? Or do I have to do any changes to them in order for them to work on the N900 ?
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2010-01-31
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Originally Posted by ahmadka
For the most part they should just work. My python app in my sig runs without modification on an Ubuntu Desktop and on the N900. There's changes to how the they *look* when moving from desktop to n900 but they run.
Alright thanks for that tutorial ... worked beautifully !!
I got another small question: will all these Python scripts (like the one in the example you have mentioned above) work in the N900 too ? Or do I have to do any changes to them in order for them to work on the N900 ?
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2010-01-31
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Originally Posted by fatalsaint
Yeah thats what I thought too .. That the actual look may differ somewhat because of different resolutions, etc ...
For the most part they should just work. My python app in my sig runs without modification on an Ubuntu Desktop and on the N900. There's changes to how the they *look* when moving from desktop to n900 but they run.
So how can I program Python apps on a PC and also know how they may look on an actual N900 ? Is there any N900 emulator kind of a thing for N900 Python developers ? This also relates to my other question here.
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2010-01-31
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Originally Posted by ahmadka
The scratchbox SDK environment allows you to use a Xephyr window to emulate the N900.
Yeah thats what I thought too .. That the actual look may differ somewhat because of different resolutions, etc ...
So how can I program Python apps on a PC and also know how they may look on an actual N900 ? Is there any N900 emulator kind of a thing for N900 Python developers ? This also relates to my other question here.
Thats what I do my Development and testing on.
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2010-02-01
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Originally Posted by fatalsaint
Can you also give me the link to the wiki page here which gives instructions on how to test python scripts on the virtual N900 .. ? I found it once before but I cant find it again ..
The scratchbox SDK environment allows you to use a Xephyr window to emulate the N900.
Thats what I do my Development and testing on.
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I think I have got the basic Python environment running in my PC now, so I need to move to the next step ..