[Ubuntu-sdk-bugs] [Bug 1519049] Re: Cannot exit and stop 'Run Click' when creating new device kit

[sepehr Jabbari]

Hey Guys i still have this issue . 
btw please delete the "no longer affects" by me , i did it by mistake 

** Also affects: qtcreator-plugin-ubuntu
   Importance: Undecided
   Status: New

** No longer affects: qtcreator-plugin-ubuntu

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Title:
  Cannot exit and stop 'Run Click' when creating new device kit

Status in qtcreator-plugin-ubuntu package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  When using the SDK, I create an app (for example clicking 'create new
  project' then 'QML App with Simple UI (qmlproject)'), and choose to
  create a new device kit in the project setup window (selecting any
  framework or architecture), a 'Run Click' window appears that says
  'Waiting for click to stop' and displays a log showing the creation of
  a new device kit.

  When I want to stop this process (due to a mistake in configuration,
  or if I don't actually need a new device kit especially for this app),
  I can't. I press the close button in the top of the window and a
  dialog asks me if I want to stop the click tool because it could break
  my chroot. Even if I select yes, nothing happens, and the device kit
  continues to be created. I simple cannot stop click through the GUI.

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[Ubuntu-sdk-bugs] [Bug 1646080] Re: Mir-backed InputDeviceModel’s count property is not updated timely

[Timo Jyrinki]

Can you test the ticket? It would be ready for xenial (overlay) and
zesty.

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Title:
  Mir-backed InputDeviceModel’s count property is not updated timely

Status in qtsystems-opensource-src package in Ubuntu:
  In Progress

Bug description:
  I’m trying to use InputDeviceModel from QML with the following
  example:

  import QtQuick 2.4
  import QtSystemInfo 5.5
  Item {
InputDeviceModel {
  id: idm
  filter: InputInfo.Mouse
  onCountChanged: console.log("mice model count:", devices, count)
  onAdded: console.log("added mouse:", inputDevice, count)
  onRemoved: console.log("removed mouse:", deviceId, count)
}
readonly property bool hasMouse: idm.count > 0
onHasMouseChanged: console.log("has mouse:", hasMouse)
  }

  When I launch the example with qmlscene on my arale with no mouse
  connected, I’m not seeing any output (expected).

  Then I connect a bluetooth keyboard/mouse combo, and I’m seeing the following:
mice model count: 1 0
added mouse: QInputDevice(0x17f6298) 1
(note how 'hasMouse', which supposedly was initially false, hasn’t been 
updated)

  Then I disconnect the combo, and I’m seeing the following:
mice model count: 0 1
has mouse: true
removed mouse: 15 0

  Then I connect it again, and I’m seeing the following:
mice model count: 1 0
has mouse: false
added mouse: QInputDevice(0x18ee508) 1

  It appears the countChanged property is emitted before a device is
  added to/removed from the model, and thus the row count hasn’t
  actually been updated yet. So any property binding that relies on
  'count' will have an incorrect value.

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