revisions

examples/meshtastic/lisp/location.lisp

@@ -6,18 +6,19 @@
 (defun ini ()
   #+android
   (qt:ini-positioning qt:*cpp*)
+  #+ios
+  (q> |active| ui:*position-source* t)
   #+mobile
-  (progn
-    (q> |active| ui:*position-source* t)
-    (update-my-position)))
+  (update-my-position))
 
+#+mobile
 (defun update-my-position ()
   "Mobile only: update position from GPS of mobile device."
   (unless (getf *positions* (lora:my-num))
     (destructuring-bind (lat lon time)
         #+android
         (qt:last-position qt:*cpp*)
-        #-android
+        #+ios
         (qjs |lastPosition| ui:*position-source*)
       (if (zerop lat)
           (qsingle-shot 1000 'update-my-position)
@@ -29,6 +30,7 @@
             (set-position (lora:my-num) pos)
             (send-to-radio)))))) ; just once on startup (for now)
 
+#+mobile
 (defun send-to-radio ()
   (if lora:*config-complete*
       (lora:send-position *my-position*)

examples/meshtastic/qt-location-hack/path.txt

@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+~/Qt/5.15.2/android/src/android/java/src/org/qtproject/qt5/android/bindings/

examples/meshtastic/qt-location-hack/readme.md

@@ -8,18 +8,17 @@ Why
 This is needed on android because a mobile device which doesn't move only
 receives one (or maybe two) GPS updates before stopping the updates.
 
-Since we have a long startup time with this app, we would completely lose
+Since we have a long startup time with this app, we would completely miss
 the first GPS updates using the convenient QML wrapper `PositionSource`,
 hence not being able to communicate our position to the radio device.
 
-The only workaround seems to be to directly access the Java `Location`
-functions.
+The only workaround seems to directly access the Java `Location` functions.
 
 
 HowTo
 -----
 
 Just copy `QtActivity.java` to path in `path.txt` (for Qt 5.15);
-alternatively apply patch `git.diff`.
+alternatively apply patch `diff.java`.
 
 See also [cpp/qt.cpp](../cpp/qt.cpp).