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- Qt Bubble Level v1.3.1
- ======================
- Qt Bubble Level is a simple Qt Quick application that uses accelerometer
- sensor information to calculate the inclination of the device and presents
- this as a traditional Bubble level. The application provides a calibration
- feature to handle any possible errors in accelerometer readings. The UI is
- made using Qt Quick and the engine gets the accelerometer data via the
- Qt Mobility QAccelerometer sensor. The application is compatible with
- Symbian^1, Symbian Anna, Maemo and MeeGo 1.2 Harmattan.
- FILES
- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- src/main.cpp
- - The main file of the application. In practise, creates a Qt Mobility sensor
- and QDeclarativeView and connects a set of signals to the appropriate slots.
- The integration of QML and Qt code is done in the main function.
-
- src/taskswitcher.cpp
- - Provides a minimise feature via DBus to minimise the application.
- src/accelerometerfilter.h
- - Provides accelerometer data via Qt Mobility.
- src/settings.h
- - Provides saving and reading of angle calibration in a platform-independent
- way.
- src/bubblelevel.qml
- - Main QML file, implements the main layout for the graphics. Contains the
- location of task switcher and exit button. The location of the glass tube is
- also set here. Also contains the function which is used as slot connected in
- main.cpp.
- src/button.qml
- - Implements the functionality of a button with a minor press animation.
- src/tube.qml
- - Contains the graphics for bubble, scale, and reflection. These are drawn on
- different layers to provide the effect that the bubble is inside the glass
- tube. The conversion of device inclination to bubble position is made here.
- src/debian/
- - The directory which contains files related to Debian (Maemo) packaging.
- install/
- - The compiled installation package is located here.
- CLASSES USED
- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- The most important Qt classes used in the application are listed here.
- QDeclarativeView - used to interpret QML files
- QAccelerometer - used to get accelerometer data from the device
- QAccelerometerFilter - used to convert accelerometer data from radians to
- degrees and to signal accelerometer data to the UI
- QSettings - used to save and restore the correction factor from
- the device's memory
-
- KNOWN ISSUES
- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- - None.
-
-
- BUILD & INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Preparations
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~
- Check that you have the latest Qt/Qt SDK installed in the development
- environment and on the device.
- Build & installation instructions using Qt SDK
- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
- 1. Open the Qt PRO file.
- File > Open File or Project, select pro-file.
- 2. Select target(s), for example 'Qt 4.7.4 for Symbian Anna (Qt SDK)', and
- press the Finish button.
- 3. Press the Run button to build the project and create the Symbian install
- package. The application is installed on the device.
- RUNNING THE APPLICATION
- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- Launch Qt Bubble Level on your device. The bubble in the glass tube will show
- the level of the device's x-axis relative to gravity. When the device is
- tilted to either direction 20 degrees or more, the bubble will be at the
- corresponding end of the tube.
- The accelerometer sensor of the device can be calibrated by pressing the tool
- icon beside the QtBubbleLevel sign, placing the device on a level surface, and
- tapping the Calibrate button. The calibration data will be saved into the
- device's memory and it will be applied on the next startup of the application.
- The application can be minimised with the icon in the upper left corner, or
- closed with the X in the upper right corner.
- COMPATIBILITY
- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- - Qt SDK 1.1
- - Qt 4.7.4
- - Qt 4.7.3 for Symbian^1
- - Qt Mobility 1.2.1
- - Qt Mobility 1.1.3 for Symbian^1
- Tested on:
- - Nokia N900
- - Nokia N950
- - Nokia N8-00
- - Nokia E7-00
- - Nokia N97 mini
- - Nokia 5800 XpressMusic
- Developed with:
- - Qt SDK 1.1
- VERSION HISTORY
- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- 1.3.1 Use of Qt Quick 1.1 elements.
- 1.3 Added MeeGo 1.2 Harmattan support.
- 1.2 Improved the usability of the calibration feature. Added Symbian^1 support.
- 1.1 Added Qt Mobility and Symbian^3 support. Added the calibration feature.
- 1.0 Initial version. Supports only Maemo, the accelerometer information is
- read using the native Maemo interface. Published in FN Projects only.
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