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    [Maemo 5] HealthCheck - Pymaemo/Qt - Learning to code (N900)

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    aspidites | # 91 | 2010-02-21, 17:18 | Report

    Good point about waiting until you are able to build your package. :-). Mind posting your build_myapp.py please? I assume your previous post details all of your import statements, so I won't need that. BTW, to keep posts, short, you can use http://pastie.org or similar services. Looks like you figured this out already :-)

    Qt can handle multiple threads:
    • Multithreading and Concurrency Examples
    • QThread documentation( probably easier to understand than the above examples
    As for gps, you are probably fine using gobject until qtmobility becomes stable.

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    noobmonkey | # 92 | 2010-02-21, 17:28 | Report

    Originally Posted by aspidites View Post
    Good point about waiting until you are able to build your package. :-). Mind posting your build_myapp.py please? I assume your previous post details all of your import statements, so I won't need that. BTW, to keep posts, short, you can use http://pastie.org or similar services. Looks like you figured this out already :-)

    Qt can handle multiple threads:
    • Multithreading and Concurrency Examples
    • QThread documentation( probably easier to understand than the above examples
    As for gps, you are probably fine using gobject until qtmobility becomes stable.
    Thanks aspidites

    Is there any issues with me using GTK etc... other then it being messy? - or is it good practice not to mix and match when needed?

    - off out for a nice sunday dinner, back in a few hours

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    aspidites | # 93 | 2010-02-21, 19:15 | Report

    If this app is only meant to run on the N900, and older tablets then it probably won't matter, considering they all come with GTK preinstalled, but sticking to one makes things easier to port. I would imagine that sticking to one toolkit would make things run slightly faster (less modules to import).

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    noobmonkey | # 94 | 2010-02-21, 19:27 | Report

    thanks again asp. will look at changing newer versions when i learn more.
    happy so far with a week or so's experience in this!!

    still waiting on dev registration..... s prob wont go in tonight.

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    fatalsaint | # 95 | 2010-02-21, 19:27 | Report

    I use QT Threading in my app in the sig.

    You're free to download it and review the code if you are interested in how to make that works.

    It's heavily based on emitting signals from within child threads.

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    fatalsaint | # 96 | 2010-02-21, 19:29 | Report

    For your build_myapp.py

    I'm not sure what all PyQt4 brings down... but I used specifically the modules I needed to make space.. so for example:

    python2.5-qt4-gui
    python2.5-qt4-webkit
    python2.5-qt4-core
    python2.5-qt4-network
    etc.

    ETA: This should save some space for users downloading your app since they only grab what they need.. not the whole PyQt4 bindings.

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    noobmonkey | # 97 | 2010-02-21, 19:49 | Report

    Originally Posted by fatalsaint View Post
    For your build_myapp.py

    I'm not sure what all PyQt4 brings down... but I used specifically the modules I needed to make space.. so for example:

    python2.5-qt4-gui
    python2.5-qt4-webkit
    python2.5-qt4-core
    python2.5-qt4-network
    etc.

    ETA: This should save some space for users downloading your app since they only grab what they need.. not the whole PyQt4 bindings.
    thanks fatal! heading home in an hour or so will go through and check it out.

    really could do with a list of imports and next to each, state whic file is needed. would help newbies like me!

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    noobmonkey | # 98 | 2010-02-21, 20:22 | Report

    awww i just wanna get it in to extras dev now - the wait is painful :P

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    hartti | # 99 | 2010-02-21, 20:34 | Report

    I am pretty sure the approval will come on Monday. The same wait over the weekend happened to me as well...

    Hartti

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    noobmonkey | # 100 | 2010-02-21, 20:36 | Report

    Originally Posted by hartti View Post
    I am pretty sure the approval will come on Monday. The same wait over the weekend happened to me as well...

    Hartti
    hehe - busy week this week pity

    intrigued to know that there is a manual process, can't see any criteria though.....

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