[mobile ui] navigation rework

[Dirk Hohndel]

Quick response from my phone. 
Pull request is no problem. I appreciate the idea of "I don't want to sit on big patches". Especially early in the cycle I'd much rather have rapid incremental patches and then fixes of regressions following later. This gives others (and me... - this is all about me) a better idea where things are headed and the ability to comment earlier. 

I should have some time later today to play with this. Busy morning, though

/D

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Sent from my phone

> On Nov 29, 2015, at 09:41, Sebastian Kügler <sebas at kde.org> wrote:
> 
> Marco Martin (a Plasma colleague are currntly sitting at my place and hacking 
> on subsurface and the components it's using, with the goal to straighten the 
> mobile components out that we're using as a base for subsurface mobile. The 
> results are already quite nice. We can now run on top of a set of pretty 
> minimal components, so we do not have to roll our own solutions for Theme and 
> Units anymore.
> 
> These components come in the form of a bunch of qml files, they're included in 
> the qrc file, and loaded dynamically as QML import plugin.
> 
> User visible changes are:
> 
> - broken header coloring (you didn't think this would work without a hitch, 
> right? An easy to fix one, but I'm already sitting on too many large patches, 
> so I'd rather already send these current ones in and work on the remaining 
> regressions in the meantime)
> - tablet mode, the UI now can use two columns aside of each other (haven't 
> extensively tested this, so it may need a bit of tweaking)
> - more complete set of components we're using throughout our ui -- the work on 
> that is now shared with Plasma
> - The various GPS options have moved into their own submenu, it's a lot easier 
> to scan this way
> 
> We're still on it, so there are more patches coming up.
> 
> One thing that worries me a bit is that we're going back to ApplicationWindow, 
> which might mean Lubomir's headaching windows crashers return. Testing that 
> would be much appreciated.
> 
> Patch #0004 is missing from this email, it's an image used for the navigation 
> drawer, and turns out pretty big, and I dunno if you can actually apply it 
> sent like this. Rather pull the whole branch from github.
> 
> This patch series is also on github: git at github.com:sebasje/subsurface.git 
> branch "mobilecomponents".
> 
> Cheers,
> -- 
> sebas
> 
> Sebastian Kügler    |    http://vizZzion.org    |     http://kde.org
> 
> <0002-Add-new-files-to-the-qrc.patch>
> <0001-import-mobilecomponents.patch>
> <0003-use-mobilecomponents-for-our-pages.patch>
> <0006-Rework-central-navigation.patch>
> <0005-Allow-to-use-QML-imports-shipped-in-the-qrc-file.patch>
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