I remember an option in the original Plugins to dump the layout of the current window. That would be very useful to adapt Tweaks to the new home layout, but I really can't find out how that was activated. Also, a fast way to find the changes is the interactive qtScript shell, ah- said:
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Great news: QtScript is there and fully usable, so this might be a great way to develop plugins. I wrote a plugin that exposes QtScript over the network, so you can just telnet to your Kobo and mess with stuff. This allows access to pretty much everything exposed by Qt introspection.
Source (and some documentation) is at https://github.com/ah-/koboplugins, and attached is a binary version if you don't have the full development environment set up yet. Copy it to /usr/local/Kobo, reboot and open the library once to load the plugin. If you have any issues with it, just delete libqtscript.so and you should be back to normal.
Example use: Telnet to your Kobo (port 1337) and execute "aw.findChildren("label")[0].text = "QtScript""
This changes the text of the "START" menu to "QtScript". Without compiling anything and interactive.
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I've installed KevinShort's version on my Glo but it doesn't seem to be included, I just get
Code:
giorgio@giorgio-laptop:~/kobo/tmp$ telnet 192.168.0.101 1337
Trying 192.168.0.101...
telnet: Unable to connect to remote host: Connection refused