how did you manage to rotate it? From tests with Qt Simulator I know the layout more or less works in portrait also but I have not implement any code to rotate it. As you see the city name ("Sao paolo") should be moved a little bit more to the right.
What are all these "(0" at the end of the the cinema's addresses. Truncated telephone numbers? Is this from Google's data, a bug in my parsing code or from rotating the screen? I will have a look...
how did you manage to rotate it? From tests with Qt Simulator I know the layout more or less works in portrait also but I have not implement any code to rotate it. As you see the city name ("Sao paolo") should be moved a little bit more to the right.
What are all these "(0" at the end of the the cinema's addresses. Truncated telephone numbers? Is this from Google's data, a bug in my parsing code or from rotating the screen? I will have a look...
Regards, Jochen
I used the rotate shortcut present in PR1.2, it rotates any application: ctrl + shift + r -> close de keyboard. Then the program will autodetect the orientation.
The 0s are the phone numbers, if I try to "Call Theater By Phone" it will dial 0. Not sure it's a problem in the code, might Google doesn't know the right numbers.
Is your app open source? If so, how do I download the code? Is it possible to localize it? Might I will translate it to pt_BR.
The software is licensed under GPL3 (as you see in the About dialog). You find the source in Maemo Garage (project MovieSchedule with git repository).
You can use the QtTranslator to translate all strings. A german translation is already present. You may copy your translation to /opt/maemo/usr/share/movie-schedule/translations/ on your N900 to test it. If you send me the translation I will add it to the next release (How can I release new translations without going through this testing process again and again?)
I used the rotation shortcut, thanks for the tip. If I add support for rotation I need to fix the calculation of the vertical texts and the layout of the About dialog.
