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'''English''' [[Removing_menubar_and_titlebar_from_qt_simulator_Bulgarian|Български]] | '''English''' [[Removing_menubar_and_titlebar_from_qt_simulator_Bulgarian|Български]] | ||
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If you are developing a full-screen application you might want to remove the menu bar at the bottom and the title bar at the top of the Symbian Simulator. Here is how: | If you are developing a full-screen application you might want to remove the menu bar at the bottom and the title bar at the top of the Symbian Simulator. Here is how: | ||
# Go to | # Go to "C:" (or equivalent) and copy the (e.g.) "symbian3" folder to a new folder we'll call "symbian3fullscreen". | ||
# Inside the | # Inside the "symbian3fullscreen" folder, open "N8_portrait.png" in Gimp, select all (<CTRL-A>) and delete (<DEL>), so that you have a transparent png of 360x640. Save, and do the same for "N8_landscape.png". | ||
# rename symbian3.config to symbian3fullscreen.config and edit it to: | # rename symbian3.config to symbian3fullscreen.config and edit it to: | ||
<code> | <code> | ||
name:Symbian^3 Fullscreen | |||
resolutionWidth:360 | |||
resolutionHeight:640 | |||
diagonalInInch:3.5 | |||
mockup:N8.png | |||
offsetX:66 | |||
offsetY:153 | |||
defaultFontSize:7 | |||
style:s60,nseriesblack | |||
menuImage:topUp,N8_portrait.png | |||
availableGeometry:topUp,0,0,360,640 | |||
menuImage:rightUp,N8_landscape.png | |||
availableGeometry:rightUp,0,0,640,360 | |||
symbianSoftKeyButton:topUp,0,0,640,180,60 | |||
symbianSoftKeyButton:topUp,0,180,640,180,60 | |||
symbianSoftKeyButton:rightUp,0,0,360,212,44 | |||
symbianSoftKeyButton:rightUp,0,427,360,212,44 | |||
</code> | |||
Restart the simulator. | Restart the simulator. | ||
Now, you have an additional device called "Symbian^3 Fullscreen" where your app is shown fullscreen. | |||
On MacOS X you can find the models inside the simulator.app application package. That is you'd like to copy the symbian3fullscreen directory to | On MacOS X you can find the models inside the simulator.app application package. That is you'd like to copy the symbian3fullscreen directory to <QtSDK folder>/Simulator/Application/simulator.app/Contents/MacOS/models |
Latest revision as of 15:34, 27 June 2015
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English Български
Remove Menu Bar and Title Bar from Qt Simulator
If you are developing a full-screen application you might want to remove the menu bar at the bottom and the title bar at the top of the Symbian Simulator. Here is how:
- Go to "C:" (or equivalent) and copy the (e.g.) "symbian3" folder to a new folder we'll call "symbian3fullscreen".
- Inside the "symbian3fullscreen" folder, open "N8_portrait.png" in Gimp, select all (<CTRL-A>) and delete (
), so that you have a transparent png of 360x640. Save, and do the same for "N8_landscape.png". - rename symbian3.config to symbian3fullscreen.config and edit it to:
name:Symbian^3 Fullscreen
resolutionWidth:360
resolutionHeight:640
diagonalInInch:3.5
mockup:N8.png
offsetX:66
offsetY:153
defaultFontSize:7
style:s60,nseriesblack
menuImage:topUp,N8_portrait.png
availableGeometry:topUp,0,0,360,640
menuImage:rightUp,N8_landscape.png
availableGeometry:rightUp,0,0,640,360
symbianSoftKeyButton:topUp,0,0,640,180,60
symbianSoftKeyButton:topUp,0,180,640,180,60
symbianSoftKeyButton:rightUp,0,0,360,212,44
symbianSoftKeyButton:rightUp,0,427,360,212,44
Restart the simulator. Now, you have an additional device called "Symbian^3 Fullscreen" where your app is shown fullscreen.
On MacOS X you can find the models inside the simulator.app application package. That is you'd like to copy the symbian3fullscreen directory to <QtSDK folder>/Simulator/Application/simulator.app/Contents/MacOS/models