android deployment not close to ready. eta?
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android deployment not close to ready. eta?
Hello all,
After reading the Android install guide PDF my heart sank with each feature that did not work, was not implemented, etc. The question is: when will I be able to write an android app that works?
The reason I bought into live code was for the promised cross platform deployment. So far, I cannot really deploy to web, android and even other deployment options are buggy as hell.
It reminds me of the movie Apollo 13 when the mission control leader, exasperated after hearing everything aboard the space ship that failed, asked "OK, what does work?"
Well, what actually does work 100% with live code?
Mike
After reading the Android install guide PDF my heart sank with each feature that did not work, was not implemented, etc. The question is: when will I be able to write an android app that works?
The reason I bought into live code was for the promised cross platform deployment. So far, I cannot really deploy to web, android and even other deployment options are buggy as hell.
It reminds me of the movie Apollo 13 when the mission control leader, exasperated after hearing everything aboard the space ship that failed, asked "OK, what does work?"
Well, what actually does work 100% with live code?
Mike
Re: android deployment not close to ready. eta?
Cross Platform deployment was my buy reason as well and its simply a marketing lie. Its not possible. And probably never will since the strange update priorities. See the latest version 4.6.4 ... still no simple visual effects .... but this
Android: Added support for the latest Java and Android SDKs ensuring smooth installation to get up and running with Android.
Woohoo. Why do some ppl need smooth installation for android sdk when they can't really programme something useful for android with the current version of live code?
Android: Added support for the latest Java and Android SDKs ensuring smooth installation to get up and running with Android.
Woohoo. Why do some ppl need smooth installation for android sdk when they can't really programme something useful for android with the current version of live code?
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Re: android deployment not close to ready. eta?
I agree Android isn't in synch yet with iOS deployment, but whether or not it's useable depends on what you need to do. I have an Android app almost ready, which is parallel to its iOS counterpart.
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Re: android deployment not close to ready. eta?
I just read the newest release notes (for 4.6.4) and it seems a LOT has been addressed. It seems you can now create a useable Android app - of course, this remains to be seen before believed.
My only complaint, and only because I need it right away, is multiple audio support. I need to be able to play many sounds at once. Right now, it is limited to one sound at a time.
Mike
My only complaint, and only because I need it right away, is multiple audio support. I need to be able to play many sounds at once. Right now, it is limited to one sound at a time.
Mike
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Re: android deployment not close to ready. eta?
Something like a mixer or iband etc.
If I hear or see anything I'll let you know.
Even if it was a 3rd party we still can't use externals properly.
Funny thoug,h I just spent the last week trying to sort out a way to assign sounds to an alarm and 1 minute intervals.
That looks exactly like the alarm setting for the android clock.
And have a DataGrid form with gesture scrolling.
The only way i could get the long play sounds to stop was to play a shorter sound.
I'll have to look into Play Empty or something like that.
But you're right only one sound.
I wander if you could create a mix of the sounds into one file then play the one file.
If I hear or see anything I'll let you know.
Even if it was a 3rd party we still can't use externals properly.
Funny thoug,h I just spent the last week trying to sort out a way to assign sounds to an alarm and 1 minute intervals.
That looks exactly like the alarm setting for the android clock.
And have a DataGrid form with gesture scrolling.
The only way i could get the long play sounds to stop was to play a shorter sound.
I'll have to look into Play Empty or something like that.
But you're right only one sound.
I wander if you could create a mix of the sounds into one file then play the one file.
All my best,
Barry G. Sumpter
Deving on WinXP sp3-32 bit. LC 5.5 Professional Build 1477
Android/iOS/Server Add Ons. OmegaBundle 2011 value ROCKS!
2 HTC HD2 Latest DorimanX Roms
Might have to reconsider LiveCode iOS Developer Program.
Barry G. Sumpter
Deving on WinXP sp3-32 bit. LC 5.5 Professional Build 1477
Android/iOS/Server Add Ons. OmegaBundle 2011 value ROCKS!
2 HTC HD2 Latest DorimanX Roms
Might have to reconsider LiveCode iOS Developer Program.
Re: android deployment not close to ready. eta?
That won't work for me. I need multiple play in realtime.BarrySumpter wrote:Something like a mixer or iband etc.
If I hear or see anything I'll let you know.
Even if it was a 3rd party we still can't use externals properly.
Funny thoug,h I just spent the last week trying to sort out a way to assign sounds to an alarm and 1 minute intervals.
That looks exactly like the alarm setting for the android clock.
And have a DataGrid form with gesture scrolling.
The only way i could get the long play sounds to stop was to play a shorter sound.
I'll have to look into Play Empty or something like that.
But you're right only one sound.
I wander if you could create a mix of the sounds into one file then play the one file.
Mike