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I created a project to test the following:
Get Object (Tested/Works)
Edit Box (Accepts input, but looks bad, positions incorrectly)
Button Object (Click event works, but looks bad, positions incorrectly)
String Parser (change string to lower case tested/works)
String Object (Tested/Works)
as found at http://pixelkick.com/MultiTest1.apk
the program uses 480 x 320 screen size.
Does anyone else see differently?
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Will test now and let you know!
I had a serious issue with strings in my test app but everything else fine! Give me two mins...
Installed and ran fine, however on second search the cross over lapped the tick... 2 seperate objects or no redraw?
I failed to see where you had tested the string object as mentioned above as I saw no changes to any strings...
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The screen should look like this (text note is string object)
You are right, the test doesn't clear the x and check... but the reset button should clean it up.
http://pixelkick.com/ScreenShould.png
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String Parser is used to convert the case from the edit box to lowercase (non-visible) before sending the word to my online dictionary.
Does the Edit box and submit button look right on your device? On mine it is shoved up and left (far enough that the text box is 50% off the screen to the left.
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ah right! yup all clear, the only problem im having is the taskbar always visible so it pushes the frame down, the bottom of the quit and reset button is cutoff a little from the bottom, apart from that works fine!
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This is useful information, Thank you! Now I know that on the x86 OS version, certain controls may not render in the right place. At least this isn't fault of our MMF2 exporter!
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Originally Posted by DannyC
ah right! yup all clear, the only problem im having is the taskbar always visible so it pushes the frame down, the bottom of the quit and reset button is cutoff a little from the bottom, apart from that works fine!
Uninstall MultiTest from your device and try this one:
http://pixelkick.com/MultiTest2.apk
uninstall needed because both have the same app name (although apk file is named different)
This should hide the bar...
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The function to hide the bar doesn't work in this beta (known bug).
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Ah, thanks Jamie. Appreciate that you're on top of things, I missed that known bug!
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Jamie, I knew this from reading through the BETA report and the other threads.
Tuna, I also did that too, I figured that one out when it wouldn't install earlier due to one of MY test apps having the same details as yours ;)
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yeah, i just totally missed that one...
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Does this crash your device?
It does mine... all this should do at this point is slide what will be a menu left and right.
This uses the drag/drop movement
It keeps the Y position firmly set at 100
It prevents dragging too far left and too far right (simple x limitation)
Works in run time on the PC, crashes on drag attempt on the Android Device (still a lenovo T61 laptop runing AOS 2.2.1 x86)
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Just tested it on my tablet running 2.2. Did not crash until I touched it, then BANG, crash
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i can't figure out what is crashing it, but yeah, on touch, its gone.