**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Feb 23 02:59:58 2016 Feb 23 08:17:02 morning Feb 23 08:33:10 Morning! Feb 23 09:29:01 Herrie|Veer: I'm surprised we didn't have the focus issue with WebKit Feb 23 09:29:33 Tofe: Which one? Feb 23 09:29:57 http://issues.webos-ports.org/issues/1099 Feb 23 09:30:30 I'm just looking at the code, and nothing related to focus has changed during the migration Feb 23 09:30:32 Tofe: Might have been there Feb 23 09:31:03 Just it's quite specific to replicate. I do recall I might have seen it before and never gave much attention to it. Feb 23 09:31:15 We don't do a lot of focus management, for instance we don't have any FocusScope about the WebEngineView, so there are some things to try to fix that Feb 23 09:31:29 s/about/around/ Feb 23 09:31:54 My english is completely broken today... Feb 23 09:32:57 Tofe: LOL. I'm switching back from German :P Feb 23 09:33:17 But since it's so similar to Dutch it's not a big problem :P Feb 23 09:34:30 :) Feb 23 12:59:56 JaMa: ping Feb 23 13:04:41 pong Feb 23 13:06:30 Any updates on QT 5.6? I saw they pushed RC today? Feb 23 13:06:50 2. Any news on Jethro fixes as well? Feb 23 13:07:23 Tofe: Should Geolocation already be hooked up in Phone app UI? Feb 23 13:09:04 Herrie|Veer: it should Feb 23 13:09:28 Tofe: It tells me unknown :P Feb 23 13:10:04 Ah, maybe I forgot to push something... Feb 23 13:10:19 This is for +31 6 numbers Feb 23 13:10:31 6 for mobile? Feb 23 13:10:46 Herrie|Veer: Qt5.6 RC is in meta-qt5/master, Qt5.7 Alpha is in meta-qt5/jansa/master-5.7 Feb 23 13:10:51 but no update on Jethro Feb 23 13:10:57 * DougReeder waves good morning Feb 23 13:11:03 too busy with other stuff, sorry Feb 23 13:11:14 Tofe: Yeah 6 for mobile Feb 23 13:11:29 Formatting seems OK. It shows +31 6 52xxxxxxx Feb 23 13:11:43 Just it shows "unknown" below it. Feb 23 13:12:21 Just flashed latest image this morning and did some calls in office Feb 23 13:12:23 Ah, ok, I see; currently I simply look in https://github.com/googlei18n/libphonenumber/blob/master/resources/geocoding/en/31.txt, and if it fails, I tell "unknown" Feb 23 13:12:46 mobile numbers are bound to be out of this list Feb 23 13:12:54 but we should display the country Feb 23 13:13:40 Tofe: Hmmmz that would work on legacy :P Feb 23 13:14:15 It also had a "bug" even though my phone language is English it would show me "handynummer" in German while in Germany :P Feb 23 13:14:40 I mean, I don't display the country right now, but I should :) Feb 23 13:15:02 Tofe: Yeah Feb 23 13:15:15 We have that information already anyway Feb 23 13:15:22 Strange though Google didn't include mobile number ranges in their geo stuff :s Feb 23 13:16:32 No, it makes sense: they associate prefixes with cities or regions, so they exclude the mobile numbers, which can't be geolocated Feb 23 13:16:54 In the US, they can Feb 23 13:17:09 Abeit, they are often out of date Feb 23 13:17:16 DougReeder: you can't go outside of a city with a phone ? :p Feb 23 13:17:38 As in, the area code tells you where someone lived in 2005. Feb 23 13:18:15 DougReeder: I don't understand: there are area codes for mobile phones ? Feb 23 13:18:32 No, mobile phones use the same area codes as landlines. Feb 23 13:18:51 ah ok; wow, that must be pretty precise :p Feb 23 13:19:02 Not a smart decision, but it was influenced by historical billing. Feb 23 13:19:42 https://xkcd.com/1129/ Feb 23 13:19:46 Yes, I can understand the historical reasons; it's a bit the same situation with landlines now anyway, because you can move and keep the same landline phone number Feb 23 13:19:49 DougReeder: Like quite some things in the US are like this :P Feb 23 13:21:03 * DougReeder nods Feb 23 13:22:14 Tofe: Still in most countries mobile phone numbers have a specific range, so you should be able to identify it as NL Mobile (that you cannot identify T-Mobile, Vodafone, KPN etc due to number portability that's a given) Feb 23 13:22:45 You used to be able to do that in NL, but based on +31 6 you should be able to tell it's NL Mobile number Feb 23 13:27:10 Legacy also didn't have it in the tables it seems but did it elsewhere, let me find some references Feb 23 13:37:10 Herrie|Veer: it's fine, we can fetch that information; we actually already do, maybe apart from the fact it's a mobile number. All the metadata are there: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/googlei18n/libphonenumber/master/resources/PhoneNumberMetadata.xml Feb 23 13:39:56 Tofe: Sent you some bits from 2.2.4 Doctor dealing with this. Feb 23 13:42:50 Herrie|Veer: I see; however, the parsing is now done quite differently Feb 23 13:43:45 and the libphonenumber we have now skips some fields; it can be added fairly easily, but it's not there yet Feb 23 13:45:09 Tofe: That XML should be helpful I guess Feb 23 13:45:21 Might be more extensive compared to legacy Feb 23 13:45:51 Herrie|Veer: it's as complete as Android can do Feb 23 13:45:52 Just we'd need to convert it to another format (JSON?) to work with it properly I guess? Feb 23 13:46:14 Herrie|Veer: that's what the python script in libphonenumber does Feb 23 13:46:27 https://github.com/Tofee/loadable-frameworks/blob/webOS-ports/master/phonenumberlib/xml2meta.py Feb 23 13:54:43 Tofe: For fixed numbers I can confirm it works :P Nicely shows Amsterdam for me in history. It would need to show number + geoloc on incoming call page as well, so you can see who's calling before answering :P Feb 23 13:56:57 Herrie|Veer: that's planned, just needs doing :p Feb 23 13:58:14 Tofe: OK :) Should be minor anyway! Feb 23 14:01:01 Yes, the big part was plugging the geo data Feb 23 19:40:31 Herrie|2: the two PRs here should give you the country name :p Feb 23 19:41:13 To my surprise, it wasn't included in Google's data. So I picked it up from g11n. It shouldn't have changed that much I guess. Feb 23 20:15:52 Tofe: OK, yeah should be little changes Feb 23 20:15:56 Let me get ITU references Feb 23 20:17:05 Tofe: https://www.itu.int/pub/T-SP-E.164D-11-2011 Feb 23 20:17:14 Might be good to cross check Feb 23 20:18:25 "888Telecommunications for Disaster Relief" ... Feb 23 20:19:10 Well, I'll see when I'll have some time Feb 23 20:36:04 Tofe: Seems we need to add South Sudan and maybe a few others. Will check Feb 23 21:23:34 Well, the day when someone from South Sudan opens an issue for geolocation on our bugtracker, we'll have crushed Android! **** BEGIN LOGGING AT Tue Feb 23 23:00:36 2016 **** ENDING LOGGING AT Wed Feb 24 02:59:58 2016