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Is there a section to talk about Java ME? Apps, etc. (6)
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2011-01-22
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#32
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OK with my version menus are usable...
Sorry for the mistake, the variable to set is LC_ALL.
Sorry for the mistake, the variable to set is LC_ALL.
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2011-01-23
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#33
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Hello,
Thank you for the really useful references about Qt.
So after few hours of learning Qt and also Git, I have been able to insert a scrollable viewports for main dialogs: edit-entry, password generation and settings.
User experience is still odd but it works without a full GUI redesign, a job for which I do not have enough time.
My patches are available in project's git at maemo garage.
The compiled package is available at
https://garage.maemo.org/frs/?group_id=1171
I have not found information about extras publish process yet. If someone knows, please post a reference.
Thank you for the really useful references about Qt.
So after few hours of learning Qt and also Git, I have been able to insert a scrollable viewports for main dialogs: edit-entry, password generation and settings.
User experience is still odd but it works without a full GUI redesign, a job for which I do not have enough time.
My patches are available in project's git at maemo garage.
The compiled package is available at
https://garage.maemo.org/frs/?group_id=1171
I have not found information about extras publish process yet. If someone knows, please post a reference.
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2011-01-24
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@ The Netherlands
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#34
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Originally Posted by ymartin59
Wow! This actually is quite usable. The scrollabe viewpoint is a good solution. Thanks!
So after few hours of learning Qt and also Git, I have been able to insert a scrollable viewports for main dialogs: edit-entry, password generation and settings.
User experience is still odd but it works
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2011-01-24
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Originally Posted by ymartin59
I downloaded this version and it is much more usable than the previous one!
Hello,
Thank you for the really useful references about Qt.
So after few hours of learning Qt and also Git, I have been able to insert a scrollable viewports for main dialogs: edit-entry, password generation and settings.
User experience is still odd but it works without a full GUI redesign, a job for which I do not have enough time.
My patches are available in project's git at maemo garage.
The compiled package is available at
https://garage.maemo.org/frs/?group_id=1171
I have not found information about extras publish process yet. If someone knows, please post a reference.
Only the "Kommentar:" part ("Comment:") is still too small.
and does not look much different from the one in
http://talk.maemo.org/attachment.php...6&d=1295458972
I tried LC_ALL=en_US and the GUI comes up in English,
but "Comment:" is still too small to be edited with keyboard.
But I can use it with onscreen keyboard as workaround.
:-)
KeePassX is getting usable on the N900!
Reedit: maybe the space for "Comment:" is calculated based on other elements in the dialog and therefore this is calculated to small on a small screen?
After a short check I'd take a look at this one:
http://library.maemodocs.nokia.com/f...iclayouts.html
Last edited by ME2g; 2011-01-24 at 18:47.
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2011-01-24
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@ Israel
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#36
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Wow! Thanks a lot!!
I would like to suggest using a StackedLayout(/Widget) for the actual data,
you can see an example here.
So when the program starts up you get the category list, you select a category and then you go 'down' the stack into the entries list, and when you select that you go 'down' the stack to the actual info.
This will also allow splitting up the menus between each stack to have only the relevant entires. (For example, creating a new group, only in the group list, creating a new entry only in the entry list, copying the password only the info page, etc...)
Thanks again for your work!
I would like to suggest using a StackedLayout(/Widget) for the actual data,
you can see an example here.
So when the program starts up you get the category list, you select a category and then you go 'down' the stack into the entries list, and when you select that you go 'down' the stack to the actual info.
This will also allow splitting up the menus between each stack to have only the relevant entires. (For example, creating a new group, only in the group list, creating a new entry only in the entry list, copying the password only the info page, etc...)
Thanks again for your work!
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2011-02-12
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#38
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StackWindows require lot of changes in keepassx original code for event handling and callbacks... now my code coredumps and I just gave up.
After a while, I will join keepassx v2 team so that n900 port works well.
After a while, I will join keepassx v2 team so that n900 port works well.
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2011-03-11
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#39
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Originally Posted by ymartin59
:-/
StackWindows require lot of changes in keepassx original code for event handling and callbacks... now my code coredumps and I just gave up.
After a while, I will join keepassx v2 team so that n900 port works well.
Can't you go back to a previous version of your code?
I guess you are using some version control...
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2011-03-13
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Of course... but the status remains: "patching" original KeepassX code is not a pragmatic way to implement stack windows because event callbacks need object references that are not already available.
My opinion is that a complete UI re-write is required/more effective - and I am not a good enough C++/Qt developer to do it during my few spare-time hours.
My opinion is that a complete UI re-write is required/more effective - and I am not a good enough C++/Qt developer to do it during my few spare-time hours.
I tried this.
But all the text is still German.
env | grep LANG
shows that the setting is correct.