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[ampos]

You can download DIGITAL PHOTO FRAME (it is in WebOS and free in Android) and you can see someking of GUI done by me (buttons and lists).

[TI-994A]

You can download DIGITAL PHOTO FRAME (it is in WebOS and free in Android) and you can see someking of GUI done by me (buttons and lists).

Thank you. Will get my hands on an Android phone later today, and definitely give it a try.

[TI-994A]

You can download DIGITAL PHOTO FRAME (it is in WebOS and free in Android) and you can see someking of GUI done by me (buttons and lists).

Cool app! Really good picture transitions and nice scrollable settings menu. Did you use DDGUI to draw them?

[ampos]

No, it is not DDGUI. It is a "library" I made called "filelists", as it was originally used for the "select a file window" you can see in photo-manager in the same app.

In the end I have 3 types of dilelist library: the original, the one you see in the settings menu and the one used in Navigator, called "iconlist" as it display lists of icons.

[TI-994A]

No, it is not DDGUI. It is a "library" I made called "filelists", as it was originally used for the "select a file window" you can see in photo-manager in the same app.

I wasn't sure at first, but I've tried your app on two Android phones, a Sony Ericsson Arc, and an HTC Desire, and on bothe phones, the text on the bottom row buttons in the settings screen seem to overlap one another. Also, these buttons are not as responsive as the ones on the scroll menu; it takes a few presses before any response. Are these glitches that you're aware of?

[MrTAToad]

The first thing you need to remember is that up until very recently, phones were slow - comes from using Java   I dont know about the latest dual-core phone's, but their performance should be much better.

It is also possible that Ampos's programs were published before Gernot removed a few unneeded debug statements which did slow things down about.

Finally, and I dont know whether Ampos uses scaled graphics, but scaled sprites have a massive impact on performance.

[TI-994A]

The first thing you need to remember is that up until very recently, phones were slow - comes from using Java   I dont know about the latest dual-core phone's, but their performance should be much better.

It is also possible that Ampos's programs were published before Gernot removed a few unneeded debug statements which did slow things down about.

Finally, and I dont know whether Ampos uses scaled graphics, but scaled sprites have a massive impact on performance.

Thanks for the info. Does GLBasic ultimately generate only platform-specific native executables, or does it also generate JavaScript webapps? For example, does WebOS also have a native executable format?

[MrTAToad]

Yes, it's all native applications - webOS applications are distinct from Android ones etc etc

There was an HTML 5 test application somewhere that could convert GLBasic stuff for use on the web - should be in the Beta testing section somewhere...

[Schranz0r]

Noob? Were?

How makes the train? RIGHT -> Noooooooooooob Noooooooooooooob

Anyway: Great answers in the top posts!

[TI-994A]

Yes, it's all native applications - webOS applications are distinct from Android ones etc etc

There was an HTML 5 test application somewhere that could convert GLBasic stuff for use on the web - should be in the Beta testing section somewhere...

Thanks, but I have NSBasic for JavaScript and HTML5. The only reason I'm asking is to reduce redundancies on time and effort. I'm already anchored into PureBasic for desktop apps, on both Win32/64 and OSX Intel/68x, and I'm now looking at GLBasic to expand into the mobile platform. Like I said earlier; although these may all be BASICs, they're worlds apart in syntax and structure. I'm sure you can imagine the confusion when jumping from one to another. The only common denominator is the underlying BASIC command set and logic, and even those are not 100% syntactically identical

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[Schranz0r]

@Schranz0r, in Spain make "chuuuuuuuuuuu chuuuuuuuuuu" the train, or chukuchuku