Hi Bolek
Zitat von tw_bolek :
BUT if I deploy to the emulator "by copying binaries" I still
get an error message about missing libQt5Location.so.5 but
WHY? I did install qt5-qtpositioning to the emulator and to the x86
target so the library should be there...
libQt5Location.so
Hi Bolek
I also have nothing direct to do with Jolla, I am just a developer
like you, but it is still a pleasure to help and to puzzle out how
things work.
I agree with much of what you say; but I think we should not forget
that the Alpha is just that, an Alpha. That means that not everyt
Hi Bolek
*I am not from Jolla, so that's just musings of yet another third party dev.
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IMHO there are several different sub-issues:
1. RPM dependency installation system in general
I think it's just wonderful that you app can declare what it needs and it
just gets it
2. Positioning module n
Hello,
Le mardi 29 octobre 2013, tw_bolek a écrit :
> the .pro file does not change anything.There is no trace of
> "QtPositioning" in sailfishos/mersdk/targets/.../usr/lib/qt5,
> neither for arm nor for x86 (emulator).
I think that Christopher Lamb answered this.
I'm using Qt Positioning in
Success, at last. Installing qtpositioning packages to both targets (using
SDK Control Center), to the SDK (using zypper) and to the emulator (using
zypper) finally did the job. It finally works and application can be deployed
to the emulator "by copying binaries" and without any modifications
OK, so I did the following:
- Using SDK Control Center I installed to both targets: qt5-qtpositioning,
qt5-qtpositioning-devel, qt5-qtdeclarative-import-positioning
- using zypper I installed to the Emulator the following: qt5-qtpositioning,
qt5-qtdeclarative-import-positioning
Did the sync, r
Chris,
First of all, thank you very much for your help.
However is there any valid reason why it is so complicated? Positioning is
probably one of the most frequently used functions in smartphone applications.
I'd understand that some 3rd party or less important modules are not included
by
Hi Bolek
In my last post I hinted that my example yaml / spectacle file worked,
but was not perfect.
This evening on the train I was able to experiment further. I am now
home, with a roast chicken bubbling in the oven, and a glass of cold
white Rioja next to me, so I have time to post the
Hi Bolek
First of all you need to make sure that Positioning is correctly
installed to the Emulator, to the SDK, and QtCreator is synched with
the installation on the SDK.
I have done this via the RPM yaml file. I am not sure that mine is
entirely correct (as you will see from other posts
Hi Chris,
>> So the import we need is Import QtPositioning 5.0
Unfortunately, "QtPositioning 5.0" gives "QML module not found" and it is
underlined in red in QtCreator... Adding QT += positioning to the .pro file
does not change anything.There is no trace of "QtPositioning" in
sailfishos
Hi Bolek
that's of interest to me as well.
I am at work, so I shouldn't spend too much time on this ...
But I had a quick peak at the sources
https://qt.gitorious.org/qt/qtlocation/source/64ee46398e7285a8cd30f483ab730eb87bf01b33:src/imports/positioning/positioning.cpp
It looks to me that Posi
Hello list,
I am porting my Harmattan QML applications to Sailfish OS. I simply need to
get GPS Location. In Qt4.8 / QtQuick1.1 it only took importing
QtMobility.location and then using PositionSource.
In the latest SailfishOS SDK I tried importing QtLocation 5.0 but it is not
found. Pos
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