** Changed in: qtsystems-opensource-src (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Lorn Potter (lorn-potter) => (unassigned)
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Title:
Mir-backed InputDeviceModel doe
Note that I’m affected by another issue that prevents me from making use
of InputDeviceModel in QML: bug #1646080.
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Title:
Mir-backed InputDevice
How about not passing any argument to the signal emission? AFAIK, a lot
of Qt *Changed signals don’t take any argument, so that would be in line
with existing code. Of course we’d need to verify that by the time the
signal is emitted the row count has actually changed.
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I seem to remember @timo-jyrinki suggesting the 'devices' name at review
time, so I must have not changed the base class. Not sure which one
makes more sense. Suggestions? Opinions??
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Nice catch Lorn! This is a nasty one. I would have expected that the
value of the count property would be updated *before* the countChanged
signal is emitted, regardless of the name of the parameter of the
signal.
So I just verified that if I do that, this works:
import QtQuick 2.4
import QtSyste
@osomon The reason you are seeing this not work correctly, is because
the value for countChanged signal is named 'devices' in the declarative
class, and not 'count' like what is in the base class and that you are
using in your qml example.
This should probably get changed in the declarative class
Got this working on my laptop w/ unity8...
Except it does work, still see that thread message, except the count is
opposite of what it should be.
When I disconnect the keyboard (usb as well as bt) it says count: 2, and
when I connect it count: 1
When I first run the test qml, it reports count: 0
I can reproduce this on turbo.
Does not happen when running the inputinfo console app in qtsystem examples.
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Title:
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I don’t know where that code lives.
https://code.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/qtsystems-opensource-src/ doesn’t
have the latest changes it seems. Timo would know.
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I meant latest repo for qtsystems-opensource-src.
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Title:
Mir-backed InputDeviceModel doesn’t work on touch device
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@Lorn: no need for webbrowser-app, the issue can be reliably reproduced
with the standalone QML example in comment #1. I just tested on arale
with the latest rc-proposed image, saved the example as /tmp/test.qml
and ran it like so:
phablet@ubuntu-phablet:/tmp$ qmlscene --desktop_file_hint=unity8
where is the latest bzr repo?
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Mir-backed InputDeviceModel doesn’t work on touch device
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How can I reproduce this? When I try that qml on qmlscene on my lenovo
yoga running unity8, I get a seg fault in
libunubtu_application_api_desktop_mirclient.so.3.0.0
** Changed in: qtsystems-opensource-src (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided => Medium
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I tested this in bug #1536669 on krillin and Unity 8 desktop on
Chromebook, and it worked fine with the example apps, the QML of which
called:
InputDeviceModel {
id: deviceModel
filter: InputInfo.Keyboard | InputInfo.Mouse | InputInfo.TouchScreen
onCountChanged: {
I can reliably reproduce the issue with the following standalone
example:
import QtQuick 2.4
import QtSystemInfo 5.5
Item {
InputDeviceModel {
filter: InputInfo.Keyboard
onCountChanged: console.log("keyboard count:", count)
}
}
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