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2012-01-30
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#91
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Originally Posted by ade
You can either add CSSU repo in scratchbox and apt-get upgrade, or manually download .debs and install them.
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2012-01-30
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#92
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Originally Posted by artpra
Thanks for the stress testing. If you test without the shell script it should also be much more stable than before. But I am not 100% sure it won't crash without the shell script in any situation.
I`m was stress testing version which introduced shellscript wrapping and now I`m doing it the same with next version with seconds added in the landscape view:
- leaving in background,
- leaving at foreground,
- leaving open on various screens,
- leaving with dialogues open,
- messing with settings, world clocks, alarms back and forth,
all of that for few days.
Number of crash: zero. Looks like wrapping worked - it`s rock solid stable now.
Bug (cosmetic): in portrait main view time and date field is not ideally centered. I`m using pure font, and it`s slightly moved to the right.
Seconds: I don`t see any reasons to remove seconds from this replacement. Added seconds (in both views - user experience consistency) aren`t the factor which will determine if clock replacement will be or not be added to the CSSU imo. Seconds should stay.
Thank You for all that work ade.
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2012-01-30
, 11:02
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@ Dublin, Ireland
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#93
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Originally Posted by artpra
I absolutely agree that adding features is perfectly fitting into CSSU. In fact, portrait mode is a new feature.
I`m was stress testing version which introduced shellscript wrapping and now I`m doing it the same with next version with seconds added in the landscape view:
- leaving in background,
- leaving at foreground,
- leaving open on various screens,
- leaving with dialogues open,
- messing with settings, world clocks, alarms back and forth,
all of that for few days.
Number of crash: zero. Looks like wrapping worked - it`s rock solid stable now.
Bug (cosmetic): in portrait main view time and date field is not ideally centered. I`m using pure font, and it`s slightly moved to the right.
Seconds: I don`t see any reasons to remove seconds from this replacement. Added seconds (in both views - user experience consistency) aren`t the factor which will determine if clock replacement will be or not be added to the CSSU imo. Seconds should stay.
Thank You for all that work ade.
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2012-01-30
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@ Netherlands
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#94
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Now there are two versions for download available again (see first post). Don't ask for other combinations for now please.
Fixes:
- Plural sentences (time to alarm x days) should work now in the banner (thanks Nicolai)
- Corrected a few errors in the days remaining calculation
- And most important of all
: the clock in portrait is now exactly centered!
Fixes:
- Plural sentences (time to alarm x days) should work now in the banner (thanks Nicolai)
- Corrected a few errors in the days remaining calculation
- And most important of all
: the clock in portrait is now exactly centered!
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2012-01-31
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#97
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Ade, is there newest code in the git?
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I got it compiled with qt-4.7.4, and so far I have found only one thing: When starting from terminal, it says:
Doesn't look critical, but where it comes? Not from worldclock sources.
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Info for self compilers:
add these to /etc/apt/sources.list
Install
You will then have qt-4.7.4.
(If you are running full ARM-emulated scratchbox2, i.e. sb2 -e, you must self-compile also qmake, uic, and moc, because they are i386-binaries inside -armel.deb)
Run
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I got it compiled with qt-4.7.4, and so far I have found only one thing: When starting from terminal, it says:
Code:
Unsupported date format character at 1 (%-d.%-m.)
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Info for self compilers:
add these to /etc/apt/sources.list
Code:
deb http://repository.maemo.org/community fremantle free non-free deb-src http://repository.maemo.org/community fremantle free non-free
Code:
apt-get install libqt4-dev libcityinfo-dev libhildon-extras1-time-zone-chooser-dev libgq-gconf-dev
(If you are running full ARM-emulated scratchbox2, i.e. sb2 -e, you must self-compile also qmake, uic, and moc, because they are i386-binaries inside -armel.deb)
Run
Code:
qmake ; make
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2012-01-31
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#98
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Originally Posted by AapoRantalainen
Thanks for looking into this.
Ade, is there newest code in the git?
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I got it compiled with qt-4.7.4, and so far I have found only one thing: When starting from terminal, it says:
Doesn't look critical, but where it comes? Not from worldclock sources.Code:Unsupported date format character at 1 (%-d.%-m.)
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Info for self compilers:
add these to /etc/apt/sources.list
InstallCode:deb http://repository.maemo.org/community fremantle free non-free deb-src http://repository.maemo.org/community fremantle free non-free
You will then have qt-4.7.4.Code:apt-get install libqt4-dev libcityinfo-dev libhildon-extras1-time-zone-chooser-dev libgq-gconf-dev
(If you are running full ARM-emulated scratchbox2, i.e. sb2 -e, you must self-compile also qmake, uic, and moc, because they are i386-binaries inside -armel.deb)
Run
Code:qmake ; make
The message "Unsupported date format character" has to do with the finnish language setting. Don't know the exact cause.
Hope to find time to upgrade Qt this evening.
The sources on git are not the most recent ones. I am making too much changes on two versions, but it will get in git.
P.s. I see still errors in the amount of days in the banner in some cases. Will be corrected.
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2012-01-31
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#99
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Maybe not an update worth installing:
- Hope I finally have the amount of days (in the message) to the next alarm finally correct in all cases.
- Remaining minutes to alarm are now not truncated, but rounded (30 sec boundary)
Next on the agenda:
Confirming we don't need the extra shellscript for stability (edit: it is still not that way I can say
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Timeshifting when alarms are snoozed and made inactive afterwards
@AapoRantalainen
It turns out I was not using Qt 4.6.2, but 4.7.0. The path said 4.6.2, but that was not the real version.
I upgrade my scratchbox to Qt 4.7.4. The worldclock executable it generates is exactly the same as Qt creator using Qt 4.7.0
Last edited by ade; 2012-01-31 at 18:37.
- Hope I finally have the amount of days (in the message) to the next alarm finally correct in all cases.
- Remaining minutes to alarm are now not truncated, but rounded (30 sec boundary)
Next on the agenda:
Confirming we don't need the extra shellscript for stability (edit: it is still not that way I can say
).Timeshifting when alarms are snoozed and made inactive afterwards
@AapoRantalainen
It turns out I was not using Qt 4.6.2, but 4.7.0. The path said 4.6.2, but that was not the real version.
I upgrade my scratchbox to Qt 4.7.4. The worldclock executable it generates is exactly the same as Qt creator using Qt 4.7.0
Last edited by ade; 2012-01-31 at 18:37.
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2012-01-31
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@ Antwerp Belgium
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#100
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Originally Posted by ade
Did it anyway, looking good, everything seems to be OK, thx abe
Maybe not an update worth installing:
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