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'''English''' | [[SailfishOS using app in emulator basics Polish|Polski]]
[[Category:SailfishOS]]


_________________________________________<br /> Article is part 3 of [[wiki/Category:SailfishOS::Introduction tutorial|Introduction Tutorial]].<br />[[wiki/SailfishOS first application|&lt; Go To Part 2]] ||| [[wiki/SailfishOS code walkthrough|Go To Part 4 &gt;]]<br /> _________________________________________
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=Using SailfishOS Apps=
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Article is part 3 of the [[SailfishOS Introduction Tutorial]] <br>
< [[SailfishOS first application|Go to part 2]] ||| [[SailfishOS code walkthrough|Go To Part 4]] >
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SailfishOS is a touch based UI and here is a quick explaination how to use some of the gestures in the emulator – for a complete explanation see the UX framework page.
= Using SailfishOS Apps =


There are two kinds of gestures in SailfishOS – “pulls” are those within the screen; “pushes” are those starting outside the screen. It may help to think of moving an edge of the screen by pushing or pulling it.
SailfishOS is a touch based UI and here is a quick explanation how to use some of the gestures in the emulator - for a complete explanation see the UX framework page.


''Hint: Pushes are a little tricky to use in the emulator with a mouse since they actually start at the very edge of the window – some users prefer to disable mouse integration in VirtualBox (press Host + “I” or use the Machine menu) to make it easier to push from the edge.''
There are two kinds of gestures in SailfishOS - "pulls" are those within the screen; "pushes" are those starting outside the screen. It may help to think of moving an edge of the screen by pushing or pulling it.


==Pulley Menu==
''Hint: Pushes are a little tricky to use in the emulator with a mouse since they actually start at the very edge of the window - some users prefer to disable mouse integration in VirtualBox (press Host + "I" or use the Machine menu) to make it easier to push from the edge.''
 
== Pulley Menu ==


In the UI, notice the glow at the top edge. It indicates a pulley menu which can be revealed with a pull-down gesture in the main window.
In the UI, notice the glow at the top edge. It indicates a pulley menu which can be revealed with a pull-down gesture in the main window.


[[Image:4QkhXOb.png|img 1]]
http://i.imgur.com/4QkhXOb.png
 
== Nested Page ==
 
The pulley menu item "Show Page 2" takes you to the next Page. The menu item can be activated in two ways:


==Nested Page==
Pull the pulley menu down until the menu item is highlighted; then release to activate, or


The pulley menu item “Show Page 2” takes you to the next Page. The menu item can be activated in two ways:
http://i.imgur.com/KB3B8uu.png


Pull the pulley menu down until the menu item is highlighted; then release to activate, or<br />[[Image:KB3B8uu.png|img 2]]
Pull the pulley menu all the way down to expose the entire menu, and tap on the menu item to activate


Pull the pulley menu all the way down to expose the entire menu, and tap on the menu item to activate<br />[[Image:IZzK83v.png|img 3]]
http://i.imgur.com/IZzK83v.png


In the second Page, notice the visual indicators at the top left corner. They indicate the level of the stacked Page.
In the second Page, notice the visual indicators at the top left corner. They indicate the level of the stacked Page.


[[Image:CtyREsi.png|img 4]]
http://i.imgur.com/CtyREsi.png


To move back to the first page you can:
To move back to the first page you can:
* simply pull from left to right anywhere in the screen
* simply pull from left to right anywhere in the screen
* pull from left to right on the page header(useful if the screen has other touch functionality)
* pull from left to right on the page header(useful if the screen has other touch functionality)
* touch the glowing page indicator in the top left corner
* touch the glowing page indicator in the top left corner


==Active Cover==
== Active Cover ==


Applications running in the background have “Covers” which provide a visual summary for the application and support interactiion as well. They are displayed in the Home area.
Applications running in the background have "Covers" which provide a visual summary for the application and support interactiion as well. They are displayed in the Home area.


You can access the Home area and see the active cover of the application you just compiled by pushing the application from the side.<br />[[Image:h5vF6rd.png|img 5]]
You can access the Home area and see the active cover of the application you just compiled by pushing the application from the side.


This application is showing “My Cover” as the visual representation and provides Play and Pause icons to describe the possible actions.
http://i.imgur.com/h5vF6rd.png
 
This application is showing "My Cover" as the visual representation and provides Play and Pause icons to describe the possible actions.


Pull the cover from left to right to access the left action; pull the other way for the right action.
Pull the cover from left to right to access the left action; pull the other way for the right action.


==Stopping the application==
== Stopping the application ==


There are at least few ways to close the app, most typical are:
There are at least few ways to close the app, most typical are:


1. In the Home screen press and hold the application until the covers fade out and provide a close button – then tap the close button<br />[[Image:REG10Vp.png|close app a]]
1. In the Home screen press and hold the application until the covers fade out and provide a close button - then tap the close button


2. In the application screen push the application from top <br />[[Image:00rAHJX.png|close app a]]
http://i.imgur.com/REG10Vp.png


3. You can also close the application directly from QtCreator by using the stop button
2. In the application screen push the application from top


_________________________________________<br /> Article is part 3 of [[wiki/Category:SailfishOS::Introduction tutorial|Introduction Tutorial]].<br />[[wiki/SailfishOS first application|&lt; Go To Part 2]] ||| [[wiki/SailfishOS code walkthrough|Go To Part 4 &gt;]]<br /> _________________________________________
http://i.imgur.com/00rAHJX.png


===Categories:===
3. You can also close the application directly from QtCreator by using the stop button


* [[:Category:SailfishOS|SailfishOS]]
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** [[:Category:SailfishOS::Introduction tutorial|Introduction_tutorial]]
Article is part 3 of the [[SailfishOS Introduction Tutorial]] <br>
< [[SailfishOS first application|Go to part 2]] ||| [[SailfishOS code walkthrough|Go To Part 4]] >
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Latest revision as of 01:54, 27 March 2016


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Article is part 3 of the SailfishOS Introduction Tutorial
< Go to part 2 ||| Go To Part 4 >

Using SailfishOS Apps

SailfishOS is a touch based UI and here is a quick explanation how to use some of the gestures in the emulator - for a complete explanation see the UX framework page.

There are two kinds of gestures in SailfishOS - "pulls" are those within the screen; "pushes" are those starting outside the screen. It may help to think of moving an edge of the screen by pushing or pulling it.

Hint: Pushes are a little tricky to use in the emulator with a mouse since they actually start at the very edge of the window - some users prefer to disable mouse integration in VirtualBox (press Host + "I" or use the Machine menu) to make it easier to push from the edge.

Pulley Menu

In the UI, notice the glow at the top edge. It indicates a pulley menu which can be revealed with a pull-down gesture in the main window.

4QkhXOb.png

Nested Page

The pulley menu item "Show Page 2" takes you to the next Page. The menu item can be activated in two ways:

Pull the pulley menu down until the menu item is highlighted; then release to activate, or

KB3B8uu.png

Pull the pulley menu all the way down to expose the entire menu, and tap on the menu item to activate

IZzK83v.png

In the second Page, notice the visual indicators at the top left corner. They indicate the level of the stacked Page.

CtyREsi.png

To move back to the first page you can:

  • simply pull from left to right anywhere in the screen
  • pull from left to right on the page header(useful if the screen has other touch functionality)
  • touch the glowing page indicator in the top left corner

Active Cover

Applications running in the background have "Covers" which provide a visual summary for the application and support interactiion as well. They are displayed in the Home area.

You can access the Home area and see the active cover of the application you just compiled by pushing the application from the side.

h5vF6rd.png

This application is showing "My Cover" as the visual representation and provides Play and Pause icons to describe the possible actions.

Pull the cover from left to right to access the left action; pull the other way for the right action.

Stopping the application

There are at least few ways to close the app, most typical are:

1. In the Home screen press and hold the application until the covers fade out and provide a close button - then tap the close button

REG10Vp.png

2. In the application screen push the application from top

00rAHJX.png

3. You can also close the application directly from QtCreator by using the stop button

Article is part 3 of the SailfishOS Introduction Tutorial
< Go to part 2 ||| Go To Part 4 >

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