Integrating Qt Quick components in Ministro

[BogDan]

Hi,


>Hi Bogdan,
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>Ok. I'm afraid it is not going to happen soon, then...
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>Regarding "Android style", AFAIK toolbars and menu would have to be adapted, but then, from what I've seen, ICS seems to have a different appearance, so that would mean another specific "Qt quick components" for ICS.
>A possible solution would be to use the android system menus...
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This is also my plan, I'll try to provide a simple API to handle the menus, we'll need to work together on this, but after I'll finish alpha 3 update 3 and alpha 4 releases.


>Regarding a common API, I've little hope to see that happen one day. 
>Nokia didn't even bother to have a common API for their two platforms, and both are being deprecated, so...
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It seems to me that they are almost there, only 5 are not finished, so IMHO a little patience will not hurt, also why to port an API which is already deprecated :) ?


>- Chris -
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Cheers,
BogDan.


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>On Thu, Dec 22, 2011 at 21:53, BogDan <bog_dan_ro at yahoo.com> wrote:
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>>Hi Chris,
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>>Please accept my apologize for the slow reply.
>>I think before we'll integrate the components into Ministro, we must do a few things:
>> - the components MUST use Android's style, next year I'm planning to create a style plugin for
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>>widgets which should be used by Qt Quick Components for Android.
>> - wait until Nokia finishes to define the API for Qt Quick components [1]. We can't afford to break the API after we release it :)
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>>Cheers,
>>BogDan.
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>>[1] https://bugreports.qt.nokia.com/browse/QTCOMPONENTS-200
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>>>Hi guys,
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>>>What would the steps be to integrate the Qt quick components for Android to Ministro as a package?
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>>>- Chris -
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