[SailfishDevel] adding a module to the Qt-sdk

[Wim de Vries]

Thanks.
The Sailfish mode (icon) is only possible if I create a (new) or open 
Sailfish project.
I tried a new project ... and that only allows Qt Quick applications.
My project 100% C++
I will post it as a separate topic.


On 04/14/2013 08:17 AM, christopher.lamb at thurweb.ch wrote:
> Hi Wim
>
> I am the process of learning this sort of thing myself...
>
> My (still somewhat hazy) understanding is that you will have to add 
> new packages to both the SDK and the Emulator.
>
> Packages on the SDK can be managed from within Qt Creator. (You should 
> have a SailfishOS Icon to the left of your screen (under the Projects 
> Icon).
>
> To update the Emulator do the following:
> 1. connect to the Emulator via ssh:
> ssh -i ~/.ssh/mer-qt-creator-rsa root at localhost -p 2223
>
> 2. su - (root password is "nemo")
>
> 3. zypper in <your package>
>
> b.t.w if you need to ssh to the Emulator:
> ssh -i ~/.ssh/mer-qt-creator-rsa root at localhost -p 2222
>
> Ciao
>
> Chris
>
>
> Zitat von "Wim de Vries" <wsvries at xs4all.nl>:
>
>> Hi,
>> I have an aircraft navigation system (open source, see 
>> https://sourceforge.net/projects/pilotnavigator/) running on Ubuntu.
>> I have recently added the QtSerialPort module to it.
>> Now I want to port the system to Sailfish and I am running into 
>> problems with the QtSerialPort part.
>> On Ubuntu I build QtSerialPort into the Qt SDK, by running the qmake 
>> of the current SDK on the pro file of QtSerialPort source set.
>>
>> I want to do the same for Sailfish but I don know how. As far as I 
>> understand does qmake (and the rest of the SDK) run on the MerSDK on 
>> a virtual box?
>> Should I copy the QtSerialPort source tree to this box and build it 
>> on this box?
>> Will it stay there?
>>
>> Thanks.
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