Since SVG is compatible with html5, you can write out SVG code and have it
display in the hview. It works well for creating interfaces and mapping
applications ( and it is working with hview including previous 5 displays).
Would it also be possible to load the documentation through the JAL? I have
done this easily through the server version of JHS 701 on my laptop, but I am
not entirely sure how it would work in the world of iOS.
I also noticed that if I four finger swipe to another app, then change the
orientation on the iPad, when I swipe back to the J application it begins with
the splash screen for a second or two before it updates back to the current
state of the working session. Doesn't seem to be a problem with the iPhone as
it seems that the animation in app switching may correct the problem.
Cheers, bob
On 2012-05-30, at 3:37 PM, Eric Iverson wrote:
You have mentioned svg before. Are you putting svg stuff in hview? The plot
results are html5 canvas. Pinches and similar stuff won't be in this first
release.
You are not restricted within the sandbox where you can put files. You can
create folders etc to your hearts content using normal J facilities. But
you are restricted to the sandbox with is the entire folder structure as
set by you and J from /Documents (root).
For example, your could do the following (untested pseudo code):
1!:55jpath'~user/myhelp'
fromurl'www.jsoftware.com/.vocabul.htm) fwrite
'~user/myhelp/vocabul.htm'
writehview_jzplot_ fread'~user/myhelp/vocabul.htm'
On Wed, May 30, 2012 at 6:01 PM, bob therriault bobtherria...@mac.comwrote:
Hi Eric,
Is it possible to include a pinch zoom gesture in the hview area? I am
thinking it may be nice to examine some vector graphics such as SVG in more
detail.
Also, you mentioned the bringing the files across for the html docs. I
think that it would be easier for you to do this within the app since I
think the user is restricted to adding files to only the root level. Just a
thought for future development, I agree with your original idea of paving
the cowpaths once the first version is out and we see what documentation
may be most useful.
Cheers, bob
On 2012-05-30, at 2:53 PM, Eric Iverson wrote:
The problem with icons for retina devices is fixed in the next build.
In case I forget to mention it, it will have a welcome escape. A hview
rightswipe will end the welcome script. But how will you know you aren't
missing something cool?
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