On Thursday 20 October 2011 10:51:51 Marco Martin wrote:
>
> in the main item eproprt
> property int minimumWidth: 300
> property int minimumHeight: 400
>
> or any other number needed (if dynamically calculated even better)
Thanks. This resolved the issue. I will indicated this to the author.
On Thursday 20 October 2011, Raymond Wooninck wrote:
> Hi,
>
> There is a new applet (based on QML) which shows a nice lancelot-a-like
> menu, however it has issues with being a PopupApplet. If it is defined as
> PopupApplet, according to the definitions, then it shows the menu itself
> in the tas
Hi,
There is a new applet (based on QML) which shows a nice lancelot-a-like menu,
however it has issues with being a PopupApplet. If it is defined as
PopupApplet, according to the definitions, then it shows the menu itself in
the taskbar.
This seems to be the exact issue as also indicated ea
Quoting Marco Martin So,
> It's probably indeed broken in the js bindings (I think it's different
> from the problem in QML tough)
> I hope to have half a second tomorrow to debug the bindings to see
> what's going on (again, i need a clone :p)
> are you on irc tomorrow?
yep, I'll be online from
Quoting Marco Martin :
> It's probably indeed broken in the js bindings (I think it's different
> from the problem in QML tough)
> I hope to have half a second tomorrow to debug the bindings to see
> what's going on (again, i need a clone :p)
We can also check this together next week :)
Cheers,
On Tue, Apr 19, 2011 at 4:09 PM, Diego Casella ([Po]lentino)
wrote:
> Seems like popup applets are a bit broken with JS (and, by extension, qml),
> or it's just me?
> Any hints/suggestions (examples in kdeexample module ;) ?
> Sorry for the long and a bit angry email, but it's kinda frustrating p
