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almost 9 years ago

How to debug webview inside the Cascades applications on BlackBerry 10

Developing on BlackBerry 10 is very easy in many phases.
By Native C/C++, HTML5, Adobe AIR, or Android, developers can easily bring their apps to this new platform.

I like to create "Hybrid App" on BlackBerry 10, whichcontains HTML5 and the native Cascades UI Framework.
The reason why I choose using hybrid apps are because by HTML5 I can do some drawing things, and by Cascades framework I can make my apps have uniformed UI and also the awesome native APIs!

Basically hybrid apps are using webview to load html files, but how can we debug the HTML code when them be wrapped into webview?

The answer is very easy! Use the WebInspector!

  1. Check the QML properties of WebView component, checked the "Web Inspector Enabled".

  2. Next, you can simply connect your devices / simulator to the computer, open the browser and type:

For USB connection: 169.254.0.1:1337
For Simulator of Wifi conection: IP + port 1337

  1. The view of connecting to webinspector

  2. Click into it and you can see the console!

See, is that easy?
Come and try to debug in WebInspector now :D

  • Cascades
  • Webview
  • HTML5
  • Debug
  • console
  • BlackBerry
  • Hybrid
  • May 30, 2014 17:35
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almost 9 years ago

BlackBerry Z5 & Kopi

BlackBerry Z5 (Cappuccino) and Kopi (Kopina) are the devices which be cut off by BlackBerry.

Z5 (Cappuccino) planned to be the devices for low-end market.
Here are the spec of Z5

BlackBerry Z5: STB100-X

4.5"~300ppi Display
Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 MSM8960 Dual-Core 1GHz CPU
1.5GB RAM / 8GB ROM
1.3MP Front Camera,5MP Rear Camera
2100mAh Battery
No NFC

Let's compare Z5 and Z10

Check the size of the screens, apparently Z5 can show more contents than Z10

BlackBerry Kopi: SQC100-X
3.1" Display
1.5GB RAM / 8GB ROM
2100mAh Battery (as the same as Z5)
No NFC

Let's compare Kopi and Q5 also!

Z30 VS. Z5 VS. Kopi

Kopi & Z5 & Battery (Front)

Kopi & Z5 & Battery (Back)

  • BlackBerry
  • Kopi
  • Kopina
  • Z5
  • Z10
  • Q5
  • BlackBerry10
  • June 22, 2014 21:59
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over 8 years ago

How to check debug messages in Cascades?

Just use some simple steps can let you check debug messages!

  1. Open the main.cpp in your project. Only need to add two code snippets!

  2. First: Insert this before int main

    void myMessageOutput(QtMsgType type, const char* msg) 
    

    {
    std::fprintf(stdout, "%s\n", msg);
    std::fflush (stdout);
    }

  3. Second:Inset snippet after Application app(argc, argv);

    qInstallMsgHandler(myMessageOutput);
    
  4. Here are the whole code snippets

    void myMessageOutput(QtMsgType type, const char* msg) 
    {
        std::fprintf(stdout, "%s\n", msg);
        std::fflush(stdout);
    }
    Q_DECL_EXPORT int main(int argc, char **argv) 
    {
        Application app(argc, argv);
        qInstallMsgHandler(myMessageOutput);
    
        // localization support
        QTranslator translator;
        QString locale_string = QLocale().name();
        QString filename = QString( "YourApp_%1" ).arg( locale_string );
        if (translator.load(filename, "app/native/qm")) 
        {
            app.installTranslator( &translator );
        }
        new YourApp(&app);
        return Application::exec();
    }
    

Enjoy all your dubeg messages! ^^

  • BlackBerry
  • Cascades
  • Debug
  • BB10
  • QML
  • c++
  • June 29, 2014 14:47
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over 8 years ago

BB10 VS. iOS 8 VS. Android L, Let's compare!

Yesterday I saw an article about visual comparsion of iOS 8 beta and Android L from redmondpie

http://www.redmondpie.com/ios-8-beta-vs-android-l-side-by-side-visual-comparison-screenshots/

I started to think, why not add BB10 into the comparison?

After several hours hard working, I took screenshots on my BlackBerry 10.2.1.2977 OS and BlackBerry 10.3.0.700 OS...

Actually many good features on BlackBerry 10 also be implemented to iOS / Android.
But until now, I still think BlackBerry Hub is the best notification center :D
And the Instant Preview on BlackBerry 10 provide me the best way to reply messages :)

All the images below are arranged via the order :

iOS 8 beta / Android L / BlackBerry 10.2.1 / BlackBerry 10.3.0
Thanks for redmonpie's images and ... Here we go!

1. Lock Screen

2. Home Screen

3. Dialers

4. Calendar

5. Calculator

6. Keyboard

7. Quick-toogles-control

8. Setting

9. Multitasking

10. LockScreen-quickReply

11.Notification

If you want to see more comparison, just leave a comment below :)
Enjoy!

Simon

  • iOS8
  • android
  • AndroidL
  • iOS
  • BlackBerry
  • BB10
  • 10.2.1
  • 10.3
  • Mulittasking
  • homeScreen
  • lockScreen
  • WWDC
  • GoogleIO
  • BlackBerryLive
  • JohnChen
  • July 08, 2014 00:03
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over 8 years ago

GoodBye Scoreloop, and say hi to alternative..

2014/07/08, I received a mail from Scoreloop..

Termination of Scoreloop SDK License Agreement (the “Agreement”) & Shutdown of Scoreloop Services.

http://resources.scoreloop.com/letter/index2.html

This is a huge impact for me and many developers...

Scoreloop provides a social leaderboard for Android, iOS and BlackBerry apps.
2011/06/07, RIM Acquires Scoreloop To Make BlackBerry Games More Social.
After that, BlackBerry also integrated Scoreloop SDK to their BlackBerry 10 SDK and provided samples for developers to use it.

I also integrated the scoreloop leaderboard into my "2048 using Scoreloop" on BackBerry 10.

But due to the mail, the total scoreloop service will shutdown on Dec 1,2014...
And also, BlackBerry 10.3.1 SDK will no longer include Scoreloop SDK
What a shock, and I feel very sad for this announcement..

How can we export the score data from Scoreloop?

How can we map the score data with user and move to another leaderboard?

And the last, is there any alternative leaderboard things on BlackBerry 10?

I only found two here... still trying but so far I think they may work.
If you have more, please let me know ^^

1. App42api

http://api.shephertz.com/apis/gaming.php

2. clay.io

http://clay.io/join

Still hope BlackBerry can keep the Scoreloop service..

Let's find another way to keep our leaderboards alive :)

Simon

  • BlackBerry
  • Leaderboard
  • App42api
  • clay.io
  • Scoreloop
  • shutdown
  • 10.3.1
  • Social
  • July 09, 2014 16:42
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over 8 years ago

[Tips] 'Unresponsive’ or ‘Unable To Terminate' your bb10 app when coding?

How To Squash ‘Unresponsive’ or ‘Unable To Terminate’ Errors When Debugging your BB10 App on Device

THERE ARE TWO WAYS TO RESOLVE THESE ERRORS

1) Restart your BB10 Dev Alpha, then turn Dev Mode on (take a few mins)

2) Kill the app manually via Momentics IDE I will show you how to quickly kill the app using the following steps. Follow along. (take a few seconds)

Open Target Navigator

Window - Show View - Target Navigator

Locate Device Process

Go Under Device Ip - Select Process

Send Signal To Application

Go Under Device Ip - Select Process - Right Click - Click Deliver Signal

Terminal Process/App Manually

Select SIGTERM option - Press OK

That’s it!

After you send the SIGTERM (Signal Terminate) your unresponsive app will disappear from the BB10 device. Success! Now, build (CTRL+B), deploy (CTRL+11) and test again.

  • Cascades
  • Debug
  • Tips
  • BlackBerry
  • Unresponsive
  • Unable-to-terminate
  • depoly
  • signal
  • SIGTERM
  • July 09, 2014 22:17
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over 8 years ago

How to update your Dev Alpha software?

BlackBerry provide developers dev devices for testing since 2012
There are Dev Alpha A, Dev Alpha B and Dev Alpha C!

Dev devices not only provide developers a real phone for testing, but also let developers to use the latest SDK!

I'm so appreicated about the continuous support from BlackBerry on the dev devices!
Dev Alpha A can only upgrade to 10.1 beta OS, but Dev Alpha B & C can upgrated to the latest 10.3.0 beta OS!

Let's see how to upgrade your Dev Alpha Devices!

First, download the AutoLoader here, be careful to choose which device you are using!

http://developer.blackberry.com/blackberry10devalpha/devalpha_update.html

Second, you need to find a Windows PC.. Currently the autoloader file only have Windows exe file.
And I tried to use VMware / Parallels / Virtual Box but all failed...

Third, connect your dev device to the PC, run the AutoLoader..

If the device be detected, you will see "Resetting Device:"

Don't forget to input the device password if you have it.

When the number shows 100, your upgrade is done!

Tips

  1. Before you use the autoloader, I suggest you install BlackBerry Link first

http://us.blackberry.com/software/desktop/blackberry-link.html

  1. To ensure devices be detected, I will turn off network connection of the device and make sure the USB connection is for Windows.

System Settings -> Storage and Access -> USB Connection -> Connect to Windows

Hope you all can easy to upgrade your devices! ^^

PS.
For those who want to try the latest 10.3 OS, here is a way to let you use most of the features of 10.3. Please take your own risk for trying this, I am not responsible for the damage of your devices.

  1. Install 10.3.0.700 Dev OS.

  2. Download the extracted bar files from previous leaked 10.3.0.296 OS

    https://mega.co.nz/#!ZNt02ADA!nbwAyry_bd9MI2607Jo-oaHeRec2Ry8Ediu4S19KvzM

  3. Install download bar files!

  4. Enjoy it!

:D:D:D:D Simon

  • BlackBerry10
  • BlackBerry
  • DevAlpha
  • dev
  • Device
  • 10.3
  • OS
  • Upgrade
  • software
  • July 10, 2014 19:04
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over 8 years ago

ADT 23 doesn't compatible with BlackBerry Plug-in for Android 2.0.4

For developers who want to develop Android Apps / Games on BlackBerry 10..
After Google released the ADT 23, many developers encountered the problem of can't build projects...
This version of ADT also effects on BlackBerry Plug-in for Android Development Tools.

When user try to install the plugin via this link

http://developer.blackberry.com/android/downloads/eclipseplugin/

Missing requirement: BlackBerry Eclipse Plugin for Android Development 2.0.4.201405221110 (net.rim.ajde.feature.feature.group 2.0.4.201405221110) requires 'com.android.ide.eclipse.adt.feature.group 0.0.0' but it could not be found

In version 2.0.4 (or previous 2.0 beta), developers just need to simply start the ADB proxy Manager, setup your device and then run as Android Application to deploy apps into their devices / simulators.


(Images from developer.blackberry.com)

What can we do without install the BlackBerry Plug-in for Android Development Tools??

The answer is easy... Just download the Command-line tools!!

For mac

http://developer.blackberry.com/android/downloads/fetch/BlackBerry_Tools_for_Android_Development-2.0.4-mac.zip

For Windows

http://developer.blackberry.com/android/downloads/fetch/BlackBerry_Tools_for_Android_Development-2.0.4-windows.zip

For Linux

http://developer.blackberry.com/android/downloads/fetch/BlackBerry_Tools_for_Android_Development-2.0.4-linux.tar.gz

After you download the file, you can see several files inside.
Open the "ADB Proxy Manager" and setup your device, just like what you did in eclipse!

Now you can go back to your development and don't need to worry about no eclipse plugin!!
Thanks for BlackBerry!

Keep Developing!

  • BlackBerry10
  • eclipse
  • ADT23
  • android
  • google
  • plugin
  • BlackBerry
  • development
  • tool
  • tip
  • July 15, 2014 17:46
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over 8 years ago

Welcome! the Brand New BlackBerry Vendor Portal!

I used the old BlackBerry Vendor Portal for almost 2.5 years ago...
Few weeks ago, i joined the beta test of the New BlackBerry Vendor Portal, it is really awesome!!

Let's check what's new in the portal!

https://appworld.blackberry.com/isvportal_beta/home.do

1. Welcome Page

2. Login Page

3. Show your products! Really Nice, now you can simply check your downloads per day :DDD

4. Search function here is also very cool! Easy for developers to find what they want

5. Please the release button to update your apps!

6. Click on "New Release" and all you need is to drag the bar file to the area

7. Select support devices and min OS. Easier here, in the old vendor portal, the selection will be changed in some wired condition .. haha

8. After you upload the bar, it will automatically to fetch the version (For Android apps may have some problems on it , such as 1.0.50.0 if your app is 5.0 on versionCode..), input the description about the new update!

9. Submit For Review! The update procedure is faster than before

10. You can check the status of your release version (Under Review / Draft)

*11. Also, check the download reports are much more easier and with better visualization

12. Check all your change requests (like request tickets before??)

13. Check your testers ... Oops , I don't even remember I have so many testers :P

14. The new Vendor Portal allows developers to create promotions here also!

Just a brief introduction of the new BlackBerry Vendor Portal.
I believe this is a very good news for developers and can help us for our future developing!

  • BlackBerry
  • BlackBerry10
  • Vendor
  • Portal
  • Developer
  • Backend
  • new
  • Brand
  • July 23, 2014 21:31
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over 8 years ago

Create GuidePage in Cascades

As a developer, I think many other developers may think how to teach users to use my application
We provide screenshots of the apps when we upload to any app markets, some devs will also record a video to tell users who to operate.

The most common way is to put a "Guide Page" inside the app, not just "Tips", but a continuous information to let user understand the major features.

There are three kinds of implementations here.

1. Use a scrollview with a super large image

Advantage:

You can simply scroll from left to right, put a button at the last page to close this Guide Page.

Disadvantage:

The image may be too large, and hard to change / modify parts.

2. Use a scrollview with several images

Advantage:

You can simply scroll from left to right, put a button at the last page to close this Guide Page, can change parts easier than first method.

Disadvantage:

Still hard to change / modify parts.

3. Use a scrollview with custom containers

Advantage:

Custom containers are much more flexible

Disadvantage:

I don't know, haha!

Here are the sample from Github

For Cascades 10.1 /10.2 SDK

https://github.com/icetingyu/AppGuidePage

For Cascades 10.3 SDK

https://github.com/icetingyu/AppGuidePageDesignUnit

In AppGuidePageDesignUnit project, I rewrite the project with design unit to support even Q30 (Passport), not just pixel related.
If you also want to learn use design unit, you can also check this project :D

If you have any problem, just send me a mail!
bsebadmin@gmail.com

Hope you will enjoy the sample!

Simon

  • BlackBerry
  • BlackBerry10
  • Cascades
  • 10.1
  • 10.2
  • 10.3
  • guide
  • Page
  • Sample
  • Containter
  • image
  • ScrollView
  • DesignUnit
  • pixel
  • July 26, 2014 12:26
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over 8 years ago

How to update app to Amazon AppStore

BlackBerry announced a partnership with Amazon AppStore last month.

User who developed Android Apps and now upload to Amazon AppStore!

Let's follow the steps bellow to uplaod your apps to Amazon AppStore!

I like to Start from Testing Service, to make sure that my app doesn't have any problem on Amazon AppStore

After testing, you can simply submit your apps to Amazon Store

Login first

Fill In General Information

General Information Finished

Fill In Available Pricing

Available Pricing Finished

Fill In Description

Description Finished

Fill In Images & Multimedia

Images & Multimedia Finished

Fill In Content Rating _1

Fill In Content Rating _2

Content Rating Finished

Fill In BinaryFiles _1

Fill In BinaryFiles _2

BinaryFiles Finished _1

BinaryFiles Finished _2

App Submission Finished

Now you can wait for the approval and let others know your app links on Amazon AppStore!!

Enjoy!!

  • BlackBerry
  • BlackBerry10
  • android
  • Amazon
  • Appstore
  • upload
  • apk
  • Submit
  • July 26, 2014 14:22
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over 8 years ago

How to batch Repackage and Sign APK to BlackBerry Bar File

I write many android apps and want to bring them into BlackBerry World, how can I do it?
Basically I don't like to use the integrated tools in eclipse... so I decide to use commandline tool!

1. Download BlackBerry Tools for Android Development 2.0.4

For mac

http://developer.blackberry.com/android/downloads/fetch/BlackBerry_Tools_for_Android_Development-2.0.4-mac.zip

For Windows

http://developer.blackberry.com/android/downloads/fetch/BlackBerry_Tools_for_Android_Development-2.0.4-windows.zip

For Linux

http://developer.blackberry.com/android/downloads/fetch/BlackBerry_Tools_for_Android_Development-2.0.4-linux.tar.gz

The blackberry-apkpackager is located at BlackBerry_Tools_for_Android_Development-2.0.4/bin

2. Using blackberry-apkpackager to repackage APK fils to BAR files.

Orginal : The folder with APK files
Repacked : The fold with converted bar files.

imactekiiMac:~ imac$ blackberry-apkpackager Orginal -t Repacked

3. Using batchbar-signer to sign BAR fils..

imactekiiMac:~ imac$ batchbar-signer Repacked author.p12 passwd passwd

Very useful tools, enjoy!!

Simon

  • BlackBerry
  • BlackBerry10
  • android
  • Sign
  • batch
  • apk
  • Bar
  • eclipse
  • Commandline
  • July 26, 2014 20:01
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over 8 years ago

BlackBerry Passport Review 1 - Photos taken by BlackBerry Passport!

I got the new BlackBerry Passport the day after it released.
I really love it! With extremely great keyboard and wide screen, plus a long battery life...
Just can't go back to my Z30 anymore :P

Here are some nice photos I took this weekend.. Let's see how nice the Passport can be!

  • BlackBerry
  • BlackBerry10
  • 10.3
  • Passport
  • photo
  • Camera
  • OIS
  • Picture
  • September 30, 2014 03:19
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over 8 years ago

BlackBerry Passport Review 2 - Line

Since Line is the most popular IM apps in Asia, let's see how Line works..
The problem is .... I can't type any English words in Line on my Passport!!

After upgrade to 10.3, all my English typing in Line will be changed to Capital forcely..
The only way to solve is to turned off the "Auto-Capialize" Setting here

Settings - Language and Input - Prediction and Correction

BUT!! Even I turn it off on my Passport, typing English in Line still has a problem
Check this video...

https://db.tt/qxVZ8bCH

You can find that it showed only ONE alphabet no matter how many you typed...
Super wired... :(
Seems like a bug only for Line, I didn't meet this problem on other Android apps.

Wait and see if this will be solved in the future..

  • Update : Some users reported if use lower Line Version such as 3.8.8, it will work fine.
  • Update : Only Line has this issue.
  • Update : Using an Android keyboard is another way.. But I want to use BlackBerry Keyboard!
  • Bug
  • BlackBerry
  • BlackBerry10
  • Passport
  • Line
  • keyboard
  • InputMethod
  • English
  • September 30, 2014 23:28
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over 8 years ago

BlackBerry Passport Review 2 - Line

Since Line is the most popular IM apps in Asia, let's see how Line works..
The problem is .... I can't type any English words in Line on my Passport!!

After upgrade to 10.3, all my English typing in Line will be changed to Capital forcely..
The only way to solve is to turned off the "Auto-Capialize" Setting here

Settings - Language and Input - Prediction and Correction

BUT!! Even I turn it off on my Passport, typing English in Line still has a problem
Check this video...

https://db.tt/qxVZ8bCH

You can find that it showed only ONE alphabet no matter how many you typed...
Super wired... :(
Seems like a bug only for Line, I didn't meet this problem on other Android apps.

Wait and see if this will be solved in the future..

  • Update : Some users reported if use lower Line Version such as 3.8.8, it will work fine.
  • Update : Only Line has this issue.
  • Update : Using an Android keyboard is another way.. But I want to use BlackBerry Keyboard!
  • Bug
  • BlackBerry
  • BlackBerry10
  • Passport
  • Line
  • keyboard
  • InputMethod
  • English
  • September 30, 2014 23:28
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over 8 years ago

BlackBerry Passport UnBox!

Just got the new BlackBerry Passport from BlackBerry Elite Program!

Let's see how beautiful it is!

My Fedex package :D

The front of BlackBerry Passport Box

BlackBerry Passport unboxing 1

BlackBerry Passport unboxing 2

BlackBerry Passport unboxing 3

BlackBerry Passport unboxing 4

BlackBerry Passport unboxing 5

BlackBerry Passport unboxing 6

Amazing!! It will be my best productive tool!

BBEliteWin #BBElite #BlackBerry #BlackBerryPassport #BeProductive

  • BBEliteWin
  • BBElite
  • BlackBerry
  • BlackBerryPassport
  • Passport
  • BeProductive
  • 10.3
  • Unbox
  • October 07, 2014 12:08
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over 7 years ago

Debug Tips for BB10 Headless apps.

Debug BB10 Headless Apps is really a hard topic for developers.
Before the latest Momentics update, debug is even harder..

By Momentics 2.1.2, developers can follow this instruction to debug your headless apps.

https://developer.blackberry.com/native/documentation/dev/tools/debugging_headless_apps.html

Here I am going to share my experience for debugging headless apps.
I put the logs into notification and show them in Hub!
If you have some problems on debugging headless apps on BlackBerry 10, maybe this trick can help you and save lots of time! :)

GOGOGO, keep developing on BlackBerry 10!

  • Tips
  • Momentics
  • Cascades
  • BlackBerry
  • BlackBerry10
  • headless
  • Debug
  • July 04, 2015 22:19
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over 7 years ago

BB10 connect problem on Mac OS X 10.11 El Capitan

Last Friday I updated my iMac to Mac OS X 10.11 (El Capitan), a nightmare for my whole weekend..

After upgraded, BlackBerry Link no longer recognize my BlackBerry 10 devices.
From Dev Alpha B to Passport.. Just keep showing "Can't connect to your BlackBerry 10 device, press restore.." etc

And then I tried to open my Momentics IDE...


What the....

I think the problem may be the USB driver or connection.
So I did some test.

  1. Reinstall Mac OS X 10.11 (El Capitan)

    Still has the same problem.

  2. Uninstall BlackBerry Link & Blend and reinstall them

    Still has the same problem.

  3. Only install BlackBerry Link

    Oh my God, it works!!

  4. I did more test, but in those tests, once you install BlackBerry Link first and then install the BlackBerry Blend, the connections will all fine!

  5. If you don't need BlackBerry Link, simply uninstall it and just use your Momentics for connecting your BB10 device to debug is also a solution.

    (But for me, I still need Link for backup/restore and Blend to type in Chinese... Can someone tell me why BlackBerry remove the Zhuyin input method on Passport!!)

Just a simple tips and work around for you guys may occur!

Happy Coding!

  • BlackBerry
  • BlackBerry10
  • BB10
  • mac
  • 10.11
  • El
  • Capitan
  • Momentics
  • BlackBerryLink
  • link
  • Blend
  • problem
  • tip
  • Cascades
  • Connect
  • October 06, 2015 07:58
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over 7 years ago

Keep Screen awake - BB10 Dev

Sometimes we need to keep our app always awake (not dim due to the Screen timeout).

How to make this happen?
The answer is ver simple :D
Jusy put the code into your QML file

Application.mainWindow.screenIdleMode = 1

(1 means KeepAwake, and 0 means Default).

Please be careful, this effect only works when the app is in full screen mode
Once you minimize the app (in Active Frame mode), the screen will still follow the screen timeout rule to dim.

Hope you enjoy this trick!

Simon

  • BlackBerry
  • BlackBerry10
  • Cascades
  • awake
  • dim
  • screen
  • QML
  • application
  • Tips
  • October 08, 2015 20:49
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over 7 years ago

Change Screen Brightness - BB10Dev

Sometimes we may need to change the brightness of screen in code.
How to make it happen?
Using the QProcess can help you to do that!

QString program = "bkltctl";
QProcess myProcess = new QProcess(this);
QStringList arguments;
arguments << "brightness" << "set_brightness" << "display" << "50"; (50 is the value you want).
myProcess->start(program, arguments);

PS. You may need to connect SINGAL readyReadStandardError(), readyReadStandardOutput() and finished(int, QProcess::ExitStatus) in order to get the output error or result. :)

Enjoy it!

  • BlackBerry
  • BlackBerry10
  • BB10
  • Cascades
  • development
  • screen
  • brightness
  • Modification
  • Tips
  • October 10, 2015 16:34
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