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Dec 10 17:20:35 <H_Sys> Hello
Dec 10 17:21:06 <H_Sys> I mean, hello everybody
Dec 10 17:21:13 <H_Sys> anybody there ?
Dec 10 17:49:33 <Tofe> Hi
Dec 10 17:49:53 <Tofe> Most of the guys are sleeping or enjoying the week-end outside :)
Dec 10 18:17:02 <H_Sys> What does that make us ?
Dec 10 19:10:21 <Tofe> Nothing special, we could very well have been sleeping of outside too ;)
Dec 10 19:10:32 <Tofe> or*
Dec 10 19:19:57 * DougReeder waves hello
Dec 10 19:40:52 <Tofe> DougReeder: o/
Dec 10 19:41:40 <DougReeder> Is there any help I can offer on the Qt stretching input?  I dont’ know Qt at all.
Dec 10 19:42:16 * DougReeder smiles. “I can give the animation timing paramters of the JS one.”
Dec 10 19:44:27 <Tofe> I didn't work on it yet, but the timings will be needed at some time yet
Dec 10 19:44:30 <Tofe> yes*
Dec 10 19:46:11 <DougReeder> The Enyo one uses CSS Transitions, which let you set the transition time and optionally the easing curve.  Does Qt have a simple interface like that?
Dec 10 19:47:52 <Tofe> yup, things like http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qml-qtquick-propertyanimation.html#easing.type-prop
Dec 10 19:49:18 <DougReeder> Ah, good.
Dec 10 19:50:15 <H_Sys> What are you guys currently working on ?
Dec 10 19:51:33 <DougReeder> Just had a PR to have the search field stretch when focused, so it’s not always taking up space: https://hominidsoftware.com/Contacts/
Dec 10 19:52:03 <DougReeder> Use a narrow window (like a phone screen) to see it properly.
Dec 10 19:52:36 <H_Sys> Thanks
Dec 10 19:52:50 <DougReeder> I think we’ll be implementing this more widely: http://webos-ports.org/wiki/First-class_Search
Dec 10 19:54:51 <H_Sys> it's fully written in HTML, Js and CSS ?
Dec 10 19:55:19 <DougReeder> [nods]  Mostly CSS Transition, with a little JS to set up.
Dec 10 19:56:45 <H_Sys> and you're trying to get the search-field to stretch when focused on and unstretch when not ?
Dec 10 21:02:49 <DougReeder> H_Sys, it does stretch when focussed, but there’s also a target width, that it doesn’t stretch wider than. So, in  a wide pane, you won’t see any stretching (as there is no need).
Dec 10 21:04:29 <H_Sys> Thanks
Dec 10 21:21:21 <DougReeder> On the Nexus 4, (screen width 384 IIRC), with English labels, it hardly needs to stretch. But some languages require more letters, and panels can be narrow.
Dec 10 21:22:02 <DougReeder> I usually design for a minimum pane width of 320 pixels, so at 640, you can have two panes.
Dec 10 21:22:52 <DougReeder> I like a phablet to show one pane in portrait mode, and two panes in landscape mode.
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