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#741
will test it tonight
 
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#742
Originally Posted by PIDk View Post
Thnx for the great update! Haven't downloaded it yet, but can i somehow lock display orientation now?
There is no feature like that currently available. So unless
MeeGo offers a standard way to do so per application, I am afraid
not.

Davy
 
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#743
Note: I just uploaded a slightly revised version to my website
(same filename).

http://davy.preuveneers.be/phoneme/public/maemo/deb/

I removed the "MIDlet Service" application and modified the
"Run MIDlet" application to a QML one based on this code:

http://doc.qt.nokia.com/qtmobility/v...owser-qml.html

It is basically a file explorer. I think on the N9, it gives much better
usability compared to the old QT FileDialog with its small icons etc.
However, any other file explorer (like http://n9-apps.com/file-manager)
is supposed to work (click on the jar or jad file to start the midlet).

I still have to redo the "MIDlet Settings" application, though several
of the preferences are now deprecated.

Cheers,
Davy
 

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#744
Originally Posted by DavyP View Post
Note: I just uploaded a slightly revised version to my website
(same filename).

http://davy.preuveneers.be/phoneme/public/maemo/deb/

I removed the "MIDlet Service" application and modified the
"Run MIDlet" application to a QML one based on this code:

http://doc.qt.nokia.com/qtmobility/v...owser-qml.html

It is basically a file explorer. I think on the N9, it gives much better
usability compared to the old QT FileDialog with its small icons etc.
However, any other file explorer (like http://n9-apps.com/file-manager)
is supposed to work (click on the jar or jad file to start the midlet).

I still have to redo the "MIDlet Settings" application, though several
of the preferences are now deprecated.

Cheers,
Davy
you could increase height of toolbar so that "Up" button can be more finger friendly (it's not easy to touch it)
but virtual qwerty (native one) seems like is not making actual input in textbox (tried with mozat) will try more apps
btw, there's some flicker when app is updating screen (not sure what's exact function name, but all screen gets cleared before redraw)
also, if could be made, textbox covers all screen while text field covers just part, so, if textbox could be rescallable (to get increased in height when new line occurs) it would be very user friendly (not like textbox)

Last edited by wook_sf; 2012-08-07 at 19:53. Reason: flicker issue
 
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#745
thanx for the update
waited so long for update.
have you added something form "Todo list" ?
is it possible to change the writng area (blue area when clicked on text field) in the midlet,as it hides everything in the backside(advice )
Thanx again,

good luck.

Last edited by unexpected; 2012-08-07 at 20:38.
 
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#746
Originally Posted by wook_sf View Post
you could increase height of toolbar so that "Up" button can be more finger friendly (it's not easy to touch it)
but virtual qwerty (native one) seems like is not making actual input in textbox (tried with mozat) will try more apps
btw, there's some flicker when app is updating screen (not sure what's exact function name, but all screen gets cleared before redraw)
also, if could be made, textbox covers all screen while text field covers just part, so, if textbox could be rescallable (to get increased in height when new line occurs) it would be very user friendly (not like textbox)
I am not quite sure I completely understand what you are referring
to. Could you perhaps test the following demo application for me:

http://www.microemu.org/microemu-exa...roemu-demo.jad
http://www.microemu.org/microemu-exa...roemu-demo.jar

Run it, select "TextBox" and then "Any character". Then touch and
hold for a second, and the native virtual keyboard should appear.
While you enter characters, you should see them appear in the
TextBox. Can you confirm this is working for you?

I noticed the flickering too in Opera Mini :-(

Davy
 
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#747
Originally Posted by unexpected View Post
thanx for the update
waited so long for update.
have you added something form "Todo list" ?
is it possible to change the writng area (blue area when clicked on text field) in the midlet,as it hides everything in the backside(advice )
Thanx again,

good luck.
Like I said, I added support for the native virtual keyboard.

I don't quite understand what you would like to achieve with the
text field. I am aware that these widgets are not as flexible as
other widget toolkits, but that is how they were originally defined
and implemented by Sun.

Davy
 
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#748
Originally Posted by wook_sf View Post
also, if could be made, textbox covers all screen while text field covers just part, so, if textbox could be rescallable (to get increased in height when new line occurs) it would be very user friendly (not like textbox)
No, that is the fundamental difference between a TextField and a
TextBox. If you need a more flexible widget toolkit, you could have
a look at J2ME Polish or LWUIT.

Davy
 

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#749
Originally Posted by DavyP View Post
I am not quite sure I completely understand what you are referring
to. Could you perhaps test the following demo application for me:

http://www.microemu.org/microemu-exa...roemu-demo.jad
http://www.microemu.org/microemu-exa...roemu-demo.jar

Run it, select "TextBox" and then "Any character". Then touch and
hold for a second, and the native virtual keyboard should appear.
While you enter characters, you should see them appear in the
TextBox. Can you confirm this is working for you?

I noticed the flickering too in Opera Mini :-(

Davy
aaaah, works like that
thanks a lot
 
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#750
Originally Posted by DavyP View Post
Like I said, I added support for the native virtual keyboard.

I don't quite understand what you would like to achieve with the
text field. I am aware that these widgets are not as flexible as
other widget toolkits, but that is how they were originally defined
and implemented by Sun.

Davy
let me explain me what i m saying about text field/box.

while chatting with someone in Nimbuzz etc,if i click on the text field/box to write something,it displays whole blue window/screen which hides the Nimbuzz.I cant see the IMs now as soon as i cancel this blue text screen.

2nd example,
in UCbrowser,when we click on the search or address box to write something,it also displays the blue screen in which we write.That blue screen hides the UCbowser window.thats very irritating
can you understand now?
 
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