This is great news.

Please look at maemosdl-events.cpp for an example of how to activate the virtual keyboard.

Alternatively, you can use the keymapper to do so.

See the wiki for more info.
Let us know if you need any help with development (IRC is best for this).
Good luck.

   

Whoa, that's really great news!
If you need help with testing, I'm willing to offer as volunteer

Perhaps you should also post in this thread on talk.maemo.org, you could get some help there too!

   

threeheaded, I wish you the best of luck with this. The lack of ScummVM is the only reason I haven't bought a N9 yet even though I do want one.

   

Could someone tell me how to launch that program?

I installed it via the h:r:h rzr repo

When I try to execute the binary it says:

code:

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line 1: syntax error: unexpected word (expecting ")")

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Any news?

   

Here's a ScummVM 1.4.1 port for Nokia N9: scummvm_1.4.1_armel.deb

I simply duplicated Maemo port functionality to a new Harmattan target, merged gesture handling from the WebOS port and added volume up / down button support. Any Maemo or WebOS specific code was removed. Packaging was also updated and contains a cute Harmattan style application launcher icon. I'll upload the source code as soon as it's been cleaned up a bit.

Stuff that works:
- Touchscreen gestures - see http://wiki.scummvm.org/index.php/WebOS
- Nokia N9 hardware volume control buttons
- ScummVM virtual keyboard

Things to fix:
- Assembly optimized 2x scaler crashes ScummVM and had to be disabled.
- Changing aspect ratio correction or switching to 1x scaler from the GUI is buggy.

Post a note if additional bugs or missing features are found. My programming experience is fairly slim, so just don't ask for anything too complicated.

   

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Originally posted by andei
I'll upload the source code as soon as it's been cleaned up a bit.

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I know, sorry about the delay. The source will be up for grabs tomorrow. Just need to remove my silly work in progress style comments from the code... I'm too much of a perfectionist to leave those in.

   

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Originally posted by andei
I know, sorry about the delay. The source will be up for grabs tomorrow. Just need to remove my silly work in progress style comments from the code... I'm too much of a perfectionist to leave those in.

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Here are the Harmattan port sources. Just unpack the file and build it in Scratchbox the Maemo port way (ln -s backends/platform/harmattan/debian; dpkg-buildpackage -us -uc). It's 99% recycled existing ScummVM code, so all credit goes to the awesome original authors. Cheers!

scummvm-1.4.1.tar.gz

The linked binary a few posts up is now rebuild using these exact sources. Only a few comment lines written in my native language were removed. Hopefully this clears everything up, and again - I'm deeply sorry.

Now to get some much needed sleep... it's been a long day.

   

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Originally posted by andei
Here are the Harmattan port sources. Just unpack the file and build it in Scratchbox the Maemo port way (ln -s backends/platform/harmattan/debian; dpkg-buildpackage -us -uc). It's 99% recycled existing ScummVM code, so all credit goes to the awesome original authors. Cheers!

scummvm-1.4.1.tar.gz

The linked binary a few posts up is now rebuild using these exact sources. Only a few comment lines written in my native language were removed. Hopefully this clears everything up, and again - I'm deeply sorry. :(

Now to get some much needed sleep... it's been a long day.

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This is brilliant, thank you so much! I better order a N9 now

Do you plan on doing future updates as well? ScummVM 1.5.0 is hopefully released in a not too distant future with Dreamweb support.

   

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Originally posted by andei

Here's a ScummVM 1.4.1 port for Nokia N9: scummvm_1.4.1_armel.deb

I simply duplicated Maemo port functionality to a new Harmattan target, merged gesture handling from the WebOS port and added volume up / down button support. Any Maemo or WebOS specific code was removed. Packaging was also updated and contains a cute Harmattan style application launcher icon. I'll upload the source code as soon as it's been cleaned up a bit.

Stuff that works:
- Touchscreen gestures - see http://wiki.scummvm.org/index.php/WebOS
- Nokia N9 hardware volume control buttons
- ScummVM virtual keyboard

Things to fix:
- Assembly optimized 2x scaler crashes ScummVM and had to be disabled.
- Changing aspect ratio correction or switching to 1x scaler from the GUI is buggy.

Post a note if additional bugs or missing features are found. My programming experience is fairly slim, so just don't ask for anything too complicated.

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Originally posted by LordHoto
Thanks. A patch against the ScummVM sources would be nice to have though, that helps to see what exactly you changed. We prefer that over whole source snapshots actually.

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Originally posted by andei

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Originally posted by LordHoto
Thanks. A patch against the ScummVM sources would be nice to have though, that helps to see what exactly you changed. We prefer that over whole source snapshots actually.

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No problem LordHoto, here's the patch and the new launcher icon from dists/harmattan directory:

scummvm-1.4.1-harmattan.diff.gz
scummvm.png

There are two additional single line patches in the debian directory that get applied by the build system. These are temporary workarounds for the scaler bug and will be gone once it's resolved.

And Freddo and Orologiaio - thank you, I'm really happy to hear that! My wish in putting this together was to contribute something to this lovely project and that it would brighten up a N9 users day. I do plan on updating the port, at least until a more skilled programmer can adopt it. 8)

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