Edje examples - Revision history

Glenn: catchg

2009-07-19T07:11:30Z

catchg

2009-07-10T17:03:41Z

+cat

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links added

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‎Macros

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‎Proper initialization examples

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‎Edje laucher

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‎Compiling edj files

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‎Compiling edj files

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	* http://www.cuddletech.com/edje/docs/pdf/edje_book.pdf (outdated?)		* http://www.cuddletech.com/edje/docs/pdf/edje_book.pdf (outdated?)

−	[[Category:~~Application Developer~~]]	+	[[Category:Middleware]]

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	* http://docs.enlightenment.org/api/edje/html/edcref.html		* http://docs.enlightenment.org/api/edje/html/edcref.html
	* http://www.cuddletech.com/edje/docs/pdf/edje_book.pdf (outdated?)		* http://www.cuddletech.com/edje/docs/pdf/edje_book.pdf (outdated?)
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		+	[[Category:Application Developer]]

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-This page is meant for developers who are totally new enlightment and wish to have the simplest examples possible. These are my first steps to getting started and are tested on the host machine.
+This page is meant for developers who are totally new enlightenment and wish to have the simplest examples possible. These are my first steps to getting started and are tested on the host machine. This page does not describe howto setup a build environment or how to deploy on openmoko (which is just a matter of copying files).
 This page does not describe howto setup a build environment or how to deploy on openmoko (which is just a matter of copying files).
 Edje user interface design is simular to designing for the web (relative, sort a box model, use of images). Graphical tools used for designing web components can almost be reused for edje (buttons, background and other graphical artifacts).
 == Compiling edj files ==
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 == Timers ==

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+}
 </pre>
 == Styles ==

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 == Text ==
-<TODO>
 == Styles ==
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 <TODO>
-== D-Buss ==
+== Timers ==
-<TODO>

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	== Macros ==		== Macros ==
		+	Edje uses C style macro's:
		+	* #include "filename"
		+	* #define(PARM,PARM2)
		+	Note: define requires that everything is on the same line, newlines must be escaped.

	<TODO>		<TODO>

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 == Proper initialization examples ==
 Note this example show how an edje should be initialized, the examples after this will not do this to make them clear as possible. Real applications should still do proper initialization.
 snippet:

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 </pre>
-== Edje laucher ==
+== Edje launcher ==
 Program to launch example edje files, to be used if no alternative python example is provided. e.g:

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 Edje files are compiled with the edje_cc command, eg: edje_cc edje_file.edc
-I Personally use eclipse with the pydev plugins, with an extra script which compiles edc files.
+I personally use eclipse with the pydev plugins, with an extra script which compiles edc files.
 A external builder can be defined to execute the script on modification, following setting are used in the builder.
 * Location: ${workspace_loc:/edje/build_edje.sh}

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 I Personally use eclipse with the pydev plugins, with an extra script which compiles edc files.
 A external builder can be defined to execute the script on modification, following setting are used in the builder.
-Location: ${workspace_loc:/edje/build_edje.sh}
+* Location: ${workspace_loc:/edje/build_edje.sh}
-Arguments: ${build_files:f}
+* Arguments: ${build_files:f}
-Bash:
+Next step would be to copy the files to neo with ssh and execute them.
 <pre>
 #!/bin/bash