Hi,
On 18.12.2013 10:32, dcali...@free.fr wrote:
Hello,
Selon Iekku Pylkka :
5)
New APIs are approved as we go along - we'll inform you when you're allowed
to use new APIs in Harbour apps on the mailing list. If you think you need an
API (library or QML import) for your Harbour app that is not
Hi,
On 18.12.2013 10:32, dcali...@free.fr wrote:
Hello,
Selon Iekku Pylkka :
5)
New APIs are approved as we go along - we'll inform you when you're allowed
to use new APIs in Harbour apps on the mailing list. If you think you need an
API (library or QML import) for your Harbour app that is not
On 24 December 2013 06:15, Thomas Perl wrote:
> Because of the dynamic nature of Python, it's even harder to verify
> apps don't break with OS/library updates compared to native C/C++
> libraries (where one could at least do a static check for exported
> symbols, etc..). Just providing the standar
2013/12/19 Matt Austin :
> On 18 December 2013 22:33, Thomas Perl wrote:
>> 2013/12/18 :
>>> - libxml2. As far as I know, their API is quite stable now even if it was
>>> not
>>> the case in the past (I remember having some trouble with it in 2003, but
>>> it's
>>> history now !).
>>
>> I've ad
I might be wrong, but in principle you can already submit Python apps to
Harbour. As long as you manage to package all the needed libraries into
your app package. I don't think there is a single public example of it by
now, but it should be possible.
/Artem.
On Thu, Dec 19, 2013 at 6:25 PM, Bor
Am Donnerstag, den 19.12.2013, 09:58 +0800 schrieb Matt Austin:
> Hi Thomas,
>
> On 18 December 2013 22:33, Thomas Perl wrote:
> > 2013/12/18 :
> >> - libxml2. As far as I know, their API is quite stable now even if it was
> >> not
> >> the case in the past (I remember having some trouble with
Ahoy,
short update.
On 17.12.2013 17:43, Iekku Pylkka wrote:
4)
Heads up: Soon we won't allow any files not needing the execution bit
set, to have it set. So .png, .desktop and .qml files (and any other
file you package with your rpm, except the binary) are not allowed to
have permission 755,
Hi Thomas,
On 18 December 2013 22:33, Thomas Perl wrote:
> 2013/12/18 :
>> - libxml2. As far as I know, their API is quite stable now even if it was not
>> the case in the past (I remember having some trouble with it in 2003, but
>> it's
>> history now !).
>
> I've added it to the list of libs
Hi again,
2013/12/18 :
> - libxml2. As far as I know, their API is quite stable now even if it was not
> the case in the past (I remember having some trouble with it in 2003, but it's
> history now !).
I've added it to the list of libs to be considered. Let's see...
> - gconf. I allows to acces
Hi all;
on our end transfer-engine library addition would be great :)
Best,
tk
On Wed, Dec 18, 2013 at 12:24 PM, Martin Grimme wrote:
> Hi,
>
> my question is similar, but not library-related.
>
> What about stock icons (those from
> /usr/share/theme/jolla-ambient/icons/ that you can use with
>
Hi,
my question is similar, but not library-related.
What about stock icons (those from
/usr/share/theme/jolla-ambient/icons/ that you can use with
image://theme/ URIs) ? I'm developing an app that for the Sailfish
look & feel would like to make heavy use of them.
Are there restrictions? For now
Hello,
Selon Iekku Pylkka :
> 5)
> New APIs are approved as we go along - we'll inform you when you're allowed
> to use new APIs in Harbour apps on the mailing list. If you think you need an
> API (library or QML import) for your Harbour app that is not yet approved,
> let us know on sailfish-deve
Hello,
Selon Alessandro Portale :
> Hi, I am not familiar with the Cairo API. But Qt's pendant (code named
> "Arthur") should offer about the same functionality. It should be
> available in the Qt C++ API and be supported in SailfishOS.
> See the QPainter documentation:
>http://qt-project.org/
Hi,
2013/12/17 Damien Caliste :
>> think you need an API (library or QML import) for your Harbour app that
>> is not yet approved, let us know on sailfish-devel.
> I posted before about the Glib stack with Cairo, that propose a stable API,
> that may help to port applications to Sailfish. Namel
On Tue, Dec 17, 2013 at 9:36 PM, Martin Kolman wrote:
> I'll specifically point out that Cairo is a very nice
> vector drawing library and should be included.
> While there is the QtQuick 2.0 Canvas API, it seems to
> be GUI-only, without support for file output,
> which might be something many ap
Guys, Harbour states that we can actually ship whichever libraries you want
together with the apps as long as we follow the specific rules (that are
beyond my skills).
Could somebody skilled (maybe Jolla sailors themselves?) create an example
of using some standard Qt module such as QtGraphicalEff
Hi,
it would be really great, if you could allow the System Information and
Feedback imports/stuff (QML).
Thank you very much and keep up the great and hard work! :)
Gabriel.
> 5)
> New APIs are approved as we go along - we'll inform you when you're
> allowed to use new APIs in Harbour apps on
> think you need an API (library or QML import) for your Harbour app that
> is not yet approved, let us know on sailfish-devel.
I posted before about the Glib stack with Cairo, that propose a stable API,
that may help to port applications to Sailfish. Namely, glib-2.0, gobject-2.0
and cairo-1.0
17.12.2013 21:08, Graham Cobb:
On 17/12/13 19:01, Damien Caliste wrote:
think you need an API (library or QML import) for your Harbour app that
is not yet approved, let us know on sailfish-devel.
I posted before about the Glib stack with Cairo, that propose a stable API,
that may help to por
On 17/12/13 19:01, Damien Caliste wrote:
>> think you need an API (library or QML import) for your Harbour app that
>> is not yet approved, let us know on sailfish-devel.
> I posted before about the Glib stack with Cairo, that propose a stable API,
> that may help to port applications to Sailfis
Ahoy,
Here is some short Harbour information:
1)
In Week 52/2013 and 01/2014 our QA staff is working with reduced man power. We
will be back full speed Tue 7. January 2014. So expect some delays in
processing your submissions to Harbour, thanks for understanding.
2)
We noticed that many forget
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