.hadk.env
export MER_ROOT="$HOME/mer"
export ANDROID_ROOT="$MER_ROOT/android/droid"
export VENDOR="OnePlus"
export DEVICE="onyx"
export PORT_ARCH="armv7hl"
# Näyttää työpöydän vasemmassa yläkulmassa punaisella tekstillä kellonajan läpinäkyvällä taustalla | |
# Ikkunan kehyksen saa näkyviin kellonaikaa klikkaamalla | |
# | |
# Vapautettu yleiseen käyttöön (public domain) | |
# Osittian luotu käyttäen ChatGPT versiota 3.5, mukaanlukien kommentit | |
import tkinter as tk | |
from time import strftime | |
overrideredirect = True |
C:\PROG\IAR\V440A\EXE>BNKSETUP.EXE | |
Welcome to the 64180/Z818X bank setup utility. | |
Your logical 64K memory map is divided in 3 parts: | |
1. A root code area (Common area 0) which will hold | |
interrupts, non-banked functions and assembly support | |
routines. This block starts at address 0x0000 | |
2. A bank area which will hold your banked C code. | |
3. A fixed data area (Common area 1) which starts above | |
the bank are and ends at 0xFFFF. This is where you |
/* C++ */ | |
typedef struct { | |
unsigned long address; | |
unsigned long length; | |
unsigned char * data; | |
} ELEMENT, *PELEMENT; | |
unsigned long SetElement(ELEMENT Element); | |
/* C# */ |
| SailfishOS 2.1.0.11 (Iijoki) (armv7hl) | |
'--- | |
[nemo@Sailfish ~]$ harbour-kitchentimer | |
[D] unknown:0 - Using Wayland-EGL | |
[W] unknown:0 - Defaulting to webview scaling factor | |
of 1.0 | |
[W] unknown:89 - file:///usr/share/harbour-kitchentim | |
er/qml/harbour-kitchentimer.qml:89:18: Type TimerPage | |
unavailable | |
initialPage: TimerPage { |
Page | |
{ | |
Button | |
{ | |
text: "moi" | |
anchors.centerIn: parent | |
onClicked: t.start() | |
} | |
Timer |
If you're an experienced Java developer or container/AS user, you'll probably want to just skip this, since it involves just some Java tools and standards techniques.
If you, however, like me, have only scratched the surface of the ceremony of the Java world (no troll intended), then you can probably find this useful, since I couldn't find proper documentation about this but had to assembly it together from various sources.
I started to configure a Gerrit instance on our company's server to start putting a bit of order in the mess that is our structure by now. Since the instance is private, I didn't want to enable OpenID authentication, nor I wanted to set it in development mode (aka everyone's invited). Having to choose between offloading authentication to an HTTP proxy and setting up an LDAP backend, I opted for the latter. Also, to complicate things further, I have not only enabled SSL support on the LDAP server, but I required _strict client c
import QtQuick 2.0 | |
import Sailfish.Silica 1.0 | |
import org.nemomobile.dbus 2.0 | |
Page | |
{ | |
property var stepsNow: 0 | |
Component.onCompleted: | |
{ |
We are using ubuntu chroot from Sailfish HADK, so build your sailfish for starters. https://gist.github.com/kimmoli/90ddf7540222b27fd4f0ca9ec1214d45
Page { | |
Rectangle { | |
id: rect | |
anchors.fill: parent | |
color: "white" | |
opacity: 1.0 | |
Behavior on opacity { | |
NumberAnimation { | |
duration: 450 | |
easing.type: Easing.InOutQuad |