[SailfishDevel] QtContacts: phoneNumbers.length attribute gets lost when copied to ListModel

2014-02-27 Thread christopher . lamb 

Hi All

I have come across some strangeness using QtContacts 5.0 on Sailfish.

For various reasons partially lost in the mists of time, I copy  
contacts (or rather a subset of contract roles) from the ContactModel  
to a a normal ListModel.


One of the roles copied is phoneNumbers. This has a child property  
length indicating the number of phoneNumbers available for the  
contact.


phoneNumbers.length is available (defined) direct from the  
ContactModel, but is undefined when I try to use it from the  
ListModel. So the console.log in the function appendContact() gives a  
valid result, but the console.log in populate() gives undefined.


Other properties, including the phone numbers in phoneNumbers are  
defined when accessed from the ListModel.


Equivalent code works in Haramtatan / Qt 4.7.4 Mobility 1.2


import QtContacts 5.0

ContactModel {
id: phoneContactsModelInternal
}

ListModel {
id: localContactModelInternal
function populate() {
clear();
for (var i = 0; i   
phoneContactsModelInternal.contacts.length; i ++) {

appendContact(phoneContactsModelInternal.contacts[i]);
console.log(checking number of phoneNumbers:  +  
localContactModel.get(i).phoneNumbers.length);

}
}
function appendContact(contact) {
localContactModel.append({contactId: contact.contactId,
  displayLabel: contact.displayLabel.label,
  phoneNumbers: contact.phoneNumbers,
  phoneNumbersCount:  
contact.phoneNumbers.length});
console.log(appending:  + contact.displayLabel.label +  
, numbers:  + contact.phoneNumbers.length)

}
}

Any ideas?

Chris

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Re: [SailfishDevel] QtContacts: phoneNumbers.length attribute gets lost when copied to ListModel

2014-02-27 Thread Matthew Vogt 
Hi Chris.  This sounds like a regression in the (unfinished) qtpim module of Qt 
5, which reimplements the functions provided by QtContacts in QtMobility.

You can report bugs against this module here: 
https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG/component/19726

Thanks,
Matt

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Subject: [SailfishDevel] QtContacts: phoneNumbers.length attribute gets lost
when copied to  ListModel

Hi All

I have come across some strangeness using QtContacts 5.0 on Sailfish.

For various reasons partially lost in the mists of time, I copy
contacts (or rather a subset of contract roles) from the ContactModel
to a a normal ListModel.

One of the roles copied is phoneNumbers. This has a child property
length indicating the number of phoneNumbers available for the
contact.

phoneNumbers.length is available (defined) direct from the
ContactModel, but is undefined when I try to use it from the
ListModel. So the console.log in the function appendContact() gives a
valid result, but the console.log in populate() gives undefined.

Other properties, including the phone numbers in phoneNumbers are
defined when accessed from the ListModel.

Equivalent code works in Haramtatan / Qt 4.7.4 Mobility 1.2


import QtContacts 5.0

ContactModel {
 id: phoneContactsModelInternal
}

ListModel {
 id: localContactModelInternal
 function populate() {
 clear();
 for (var i = 0; i 
phoneContactsModelInternal.contacts.length; i ++) {
 appendContact(phoneContactsModelInternal.contacts[i]);
 console.log(checking number of phoneNumbers:  +
localContactModel.get(i).phoneNumbers.length);
 }
 }
 function appendContact(contact) {
 localContactModel.append({contactId: contact.contactId,
   displayLabel: contact.displayLabel.label,
   phoneNumbers: contact.phoneNumbers,
   phoneNumbersCount:
contact.phoneNumbers.length});
 console.log(appending:  + contact.displayLabel.label +
, numbers:  + contact.phoneNumbers.length)
 }
 }

Any ideas?

Chris

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Re: [SailfishDevel] QtContacts: phoneNumbers.length attribute gets lost when copied to ListModel

2014-02-27 Thread christopher . lamb 

Hoi Matthew

Thanks. I have now raised this bug report:

https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG-37139

Funnily, at least one of reasons lost in the mists of time is a  
previous bug report I raised at the start of the year:


https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG-35276

Grüsse

Chris


Zitat von Matthew Vogt matthew.v...@jolla.com:

Hi Chris.  This sounds like a regression in the (unfinished) qtpim  
module of Qt 5, which reimplements the functions provided by  
QtContacts in QtMobility.


You can report bugs against this module here:  
https://bugreports.qt-project.org/browse/QTBUG/component/19726


Thanks,
Matt

From: devel-boun...@lists.sailfishos.org  
[devel-boun...@lists.sailfishos.org] on behalf of  
christopher.l...@thurweb.ch [christopher.l...@thurweb.ch]

Sent: Thursday, February 27, 2014 8:09 PM
To: Sailfish OS Developers
Subject: [SailfishDevel] QtContacts: phoneNumbers.length attribute  
gets lostwhen copied to  ListModel


Hi All

I have come across some strangeness using QtContacts 5.0 on Sailfish.

For various reasons partially lost in the mists of time, I copy
contacts (or rather a subset of contract roles) from the ContactModel
to a a normal ListModel.

One of the roles copied is phoneNumbers. This has a child property
length indicating the number of phoneNumbers available for the
contact.

phoneNumbers.length is available (defined) direct from the
ContactModel, but is undefined when I try to use it from the
ListModel. So the console.log in the function appendContact() gives a
valid result, but the console.log in populate() gives undefined.

Other properties, including the phone numbers in phoneNumbers are
defined when accessed from the ListModel.

Equivalent code works in Haramtatan / Qt 4.7.4 Mobility 1.2


import QtContacts 5.0

ContactModel {
 id: phoneContactsModelInternal
}

ListModel {
 id: localContactModelInternal
 function populate() {
 clear();
 for (var i = 0; i 
phoneContactsModelInternal.contacts.length; i ++) {
 appendContact(phoneContactsModelInternal.contacts[i]);
 console.log(checking number of phoneNumbers:  +
localContactModel.get(i).phoneNumbers.length);
 }
 }
 function appendContact(contact) {
 localContactModel.append({contactId: contact.contactId,
   displayLabel:  
contact.displayLabel.label,

   phoneNumbers: contact.phoneNumbers,
   phoneNumbersCount:
contact.phoneNumbers.length});
 console.log(appending:  + contact.displayLabel.label +
, numbers:  + contact.phoneNumbers.length)
 }
 }

Any ideas?

Chris

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