[Touch-packages] [Bug 1349231] Re: Sensor APIs do not work

[Tamas Miklos]

I can confirm AmbientLightSensor.onReadingChanged is not called when the
light sensor reading is changed. Affects both my test devices: Aquaris
E5 HD and Aquaris M10 FHD, both running OTA-12. Affected app is AIDA64
(Sensors page in there) for example.

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Title:
  Sensor APIs do not work

Status in qtcreator-plugin-ubuntu package in Ubuntu:
  Invalid
Status in qtubuntu-sensors package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
   OrientationSensor {
              onReadingChanged: {
                  if ( reading.orientation === OrientationReading.TopUp) {
                      console.log("TopUp")
                  } else if ( reading.orientation === 
OrientationReading.TopDown) {
                      console.log("TopDown")
                  } else if ( reading.orientation === 
OrientationReading.LeftUp) {
                      console.log("LeftUp")
                  } else if ( reading.orientation === 
OrientationReading.RightUp) {
                      console.log("RightUp")
                  } else if ( reading.orientation === 
OrientationReading.FaceDown) {
                      console.log("FaceDown")
                  }  else if ( reading.orientation === 
OrientationReading.FaceUp) {
                      console.log("FaceUp")
                  }
              }
          }

  The "FaceDown" and "FaceUp" events are never fired. Also

         AmbientLightSensor {
              active: true
              onReadingChanged: {
                  if (reading.lightLevel === AmbientLightReading.Dark) {
                      console.log("It is dark")
                  }  else if ( reading.lightLevel === 
AmbientLightReading.Twilight) {
                      console.log("It is moderately dark")
                  } else if ( reading.lightLevel === AmbientLightReading.Light) 
{
                      console.log("It is light (eg. internal lights)")
                  } else if ( reading.lightLevel === 
AmbientLightReading.Bright) {
                      console.log("It is bright (eg. shade)")
                  } else if ( reading.lightLevel === AmbientLightReading.Sunny) 
{
                      console.log("It is very bright (eg. direct sunlight)")
                  }else if ( reading.lightLevel === 
AmbientLightReading.Undefined) {
                      console.log("It is unknown")
                  }
              }
          }

  Only "AmbientLightReading.Light" is fired no matter how the ambient
  light environment is changed.

  Thanks & best regards,
  XiaoGuo

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