Tried that most recent build on my phone, and it works great! Even with that long sample text, and using en->es, it runs fairly quickly, and doesn't crash! ^_^
-- Stephen On Fri, Dec 28, 2012 at 6:34 PM, Mikel Artetxe <[email protected]> wrote: > Finally tried the app in my Galaxy Player and it works like a charm. I > really like the new simplified version. I don't miss anything from the old > one and I find it really easy and intuitive to use. Having the possibility > of installing language pairs from the SD card would be nice, but I guess > that the vast majority of users would never use this feature. > > There are two things that I would like to comment though: > > - The text area to display the translations is editable, which doesn't seem > to make much sense. Moreover, the 'Next' button that appears when editing > the text to translate on landscape mode brings me there, which is rather > annoying. > > - The "ClipBoard Get" and "ClipBoard Push" options in the settings don't > seem to have any effect for me... What are they supposed to do? > > All the rest seems to be working correctly. Performance is really good as > well, I still remember how our first versions were continuously crashing and > required about a minute to translate a simple sentence for some language > pairs... > > > > > On Fri, Dec 28, 2012 at 9:49 PM, Jacob Nordfalk <[email protected]> > wrote: >> >> Ive worked with proguard to strip out unneeded classes. Made it go from >> 1.6MB to 0.3MB installed bytecode. >> Ive also removed all permissions, so this is my proposal of the basic no >> permission Apertium app for immediate publication if no one have protested >> by tomorrow >> >> https://apertium.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/apertium/builds/apertium-android/ >> Note that you have to unistall old versions first. >> >> Arink, would you like to work further on the code and be the publisher of >> the extended version? >> >> Jacob >> >> >> >> 2012/12/27 Xavi Ivars <[email protected]> >>> >>> >>> In the end I resolved to fuse the code into 5 classes where there is no >>> databases involved. >>> >>> Clear now. >>> >>> Anyway, I would create "different" apps, or maybe one "main" activity and >>> make it remember your preferred option (simple or advanced). Having two >>> different "icons" when installing an app, both icons having the same name >>> and logo, and both opening an almost identicall (from UI perspective) app is >>> quite confusing. >> >> >> Yes, you are right of course. Sorry for the confusion! >> >> Here's what I propose >> >> >> We create 2 apps. >> >> A) A simple to understand 'Apertium basic' app which have only internet >> permissions - for the paranoid security concerned guys, which can turn >> internet off while using the app. >> It does not have SD card access. Users can only install pairs listed in >> https://apertium.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/apertium/builds/language-pairs. >> (Ive investigated in depth whether we could do without internet permission >> and let the user download pairs in the browser, but the browser stores >> downloads on SD card so we wouldnt be able to access the data after >> download) >> >> B) A complex 'Apertium extended' app for the casual user that doesent care >> about giving permissions for reading SMSses, internet access, reading SD >> card etc etc. >> Here we have an SD card browser Arink has made, which can be used for >> manually installing home-brewn pairs. Arink and others can freely add fancy >> stuff, like accessing your accounts for translating email or something, surf >> and translate interception, NFC or whatever they like >> >> >> The 'extended' will use the 'basic' as library so they share code base. >> >> >> Jacob >> >> -- >> Jacob Nordfalk >> javabog.dk >> Androidudvikler og -underviser på IHK og Lund&Bendsen >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> Master HTML5, CSS3, ASP.NET, MVC, AJAX, Knockout.js, Web API and >> much more. 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