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=How to use the Meego Harmattan emulator= | '''English''' [[How_to_use_the_Meego_1.2_Harmattan_emulator_Greek|Ελληνικά]] | ||
= How to use the Meego Harmattan emulator = | |||
Tested on Windows7 64bit, but other platforms should be similar. | Tested on Windows7 64bit, but other platforms should be similar. | ||
==Prerequisites== | == Prerequisites == | ||
* When you install Qt | * When you install Qt SDK 1.2 and Qt Creator 2.4.1 you can use the Meego Harmattan emulator, which simulates the use of the new Nokia N9 and N950. | ||
* The easiest way to install is : Qt Creator > help menu > Start updater. | * The easiest way to install is : Qt Creator > help menu > Start updater. | ||
* Choose '''custom''' and make sure you select all harmattan related tools. | * Choose '''custom''' and make sure you select all harmattan related tools. | ||
==Qt Creator | == Qt Creator == | ||
=== Options === | |||
* Select hardware acceleration. Software acceleration is very slow and it’s better to configure it manually rather than allow automatic control. If hardware acceleration is also very slow then the machine on which you are running Qt Creator is not fast enough or openGL is not configured on it. | Qt Creator > menu options > Linux Devices > tab Qemu settings:<br />* Select hardware acceleration. Software acceleration is very slow and it’s better to configure it manually rather than allow automatic control. If hardware acceleration is also very slow then the machine on which you are running Qt Creator is not fast enough or openGL is not configured on it. | ||
===Project Wizard=== | === Project Wizard === | ||
Here are the steps required to begin and configure a Harmattan project in Qt Creator: | Here are the steps required to begin and configure a Harmattan project in Qt Creator: | ||
# In Qt Creator start a new Qt Quick project and select | # In Qt Creator start a new Qt Quick project and select "Qt Quick project&quot;. Then(If you don’t see the Harmattan choice it means your Harmattan installation didn’t succeed.) | ||
# Follow the wizard, give your project a name. | # Follow the wizard, give your project a name. | ||
# When you come to the target selection wizard page, choose for | # When you come to the target selection wizard page, choose for "Qt Quick components for Meego/Harmattan&quot; | ||
# Set your application icon and choose version control if you want. | # Set your application icon and choose version control if you want. | ||
# Select '''done''' and the necessary files are generated. | # Select '''done''' and the necessary files are generated. | ||
===The emulator in action=== | === The emulator in action === | ||
* You will see the Harmattan button above the “Run” arrow button on the left. Click the green arrow button and wait a while until everything loads. | * You will see the Harmattan button above the “Run” arrow button on the left. Click the green arrow button and wait a while until everything loads. | ||
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'''But does my app work?''' | '''But does my app work?''' | ||
Click the icon and your app will open.<br /> In this wizard example you can click on a button to show some text and you have a menu, which you can reach using the button on the right bottom when you are in landscape mode. | Click the icon and your app will open.<br />In this wizard example you can click on a button to show some text and you have a menu, which you can reach using the button on the right bottom when you are in landscape mode. | ||
You can swipe again and then you will see your app in the second home screen.<br /> If you started other apps like the console you will see them here too. | You can swipe again and then you will see your app in the second home screen.<br />If you started other apps like the console you will see them here too. | ||
That’s it. Have fun! | That’s it. Have fun! | ||
[[Image:yojKwm0|Screenshot home screen 1]] | [[Image:http://db.tt/yojKwm0|Screenshot home screen 1]] | ||
Revision as of 10:24, 24 February 2015
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English Ελληνικά
How to use the Meego Harmattan emulator
Tested on Windows7 64bit, but other platforms should be similar.
Prerequisites
- When you install Qt SDK 1.2 and Qt Creator 2.4.1 you can use the Meego Harmattan emulator, which simulates the use of the new Nokia N9 and N950.
- The easiest way to install is : Qt Creator > help menu > Start updater.
- Choose custom and make sure you select all harmattan related tools.
Qt Creator
Options
Qt Creator > menu options > Linux Devices > tab Qemu settings:
* Select hardware acceleration. Software acceleration is very slow and it’s better to configure it manually rather than allow automatic control. If hardware acceleration is also very slow then the machine on which you are running Qt Creator is not fast enough or openGL is not configured on it.
Project Wizard
Here are the steps required to begin and configure a Harmattan project in Qt Creator:
- In Qt Creator start a new Qt Quick project and select "Qt Quick project". Then(If you don’t see the Harmattan choice it means your Harmattan installation didn’t succeed.)
- Follow the wizard, give your project a name.
- When you come to the target selection wizard page, choose for "Qt Quick components for Meego/Harmattan"
- Set your application icon and choose version control if you want.
- Select done and the necessary files are generated.
The emulator in action
- You will see the Harmattan button above the “Run” arrow button on the left. Click the green arrow button and wait a while until everything loads.
- When you see the first home screen with the app buttons, you can use the swipe gesture (with your mouse pointer) to go to the second home screen where you see the text : “Nothing opened yet”
- One more swipe brings you to the third home screen (notifications). Swipe again and you will see the first home screen again.
There are some buttons on top which are straightforward to use.
But where is my app?
Just push the Green arrow Run button once again in Qt Creator and after some seconds you will see your icon and your application on the bottom when you scroll down.
But does my app work?
Click the icon and your app will open.
In this wizard example you can click on a button to show some text and you have a menu, which you can reach using the button on the right bottom when you are in landscape mode.
You can swipe again and then you will see your app in the second home screen.
If you started other apps like the console you will see them here too.
That’s it. Have fun!