Hi Aaron,

> The Qt Location and Qt Positioning packages are reported
> as version 5.1.0 but they include something very close 
> to what will be in 5.2 upstream. There was no Qt Positioning
> library prior to Qt 5.2.

I have all the packages you listed installed (5.1.0 versions). I can 
successfully import QtPositioning 5.0, I can use any other element of it (e.g. 
PositionSource) and I can build and run code with those other elements without 
any problems, so this confirms that QtPositioning is installed and imported 
correctly. 

The *ONLY* thing that doesn't work is that damned Coordinate element - not 
recognized by QtCreator and throwing an error message "Coordinate is not a 
type" at run time.

I've checked 
\mersdk\targets\SailfishOS-i486-x86\usr\lib\qt5\qml\QtPositioning\plugins.qmltypes
 (and in the ARM target as well) and every other QtPositioning element is 
listed there *EXCEPT FOR* Coordinate.

So it looks that the Coordinate type simply isn't available in the package 
currently used in the Sailfish OS SDK....


Michal

P.S. I am very sorry, it looks that my email client doesn't properly follow 
threads and sends each message as a new thread..... I will try some other 
client today.

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