All the information I've been able to find relating to LED control has been
very involved, Android SDK level info.
e.g. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5503480/use-camera-flashlight-in-android
Flashlight control is tied to the camera and (as I am finding out myself)
interacting with the camera is a minefield of different device behaviors and
idiosyncrasies, not just permissions.
If there is some wrinkle with your device that FireMonkey does not take into
account you may have to wait for Embarcadero to identify and fix it, or roll up
your sleeves and try to get to grips with the JNI "bridge" to try to apply the
techniques suggested by Android developers.
I'm surprised though. I thought if the app worked on iOS you could just
recompile it for Android ? ;)
--
Jolyon Smith
> On 23 September 2013 11:57, John Bird <[email protected]
> (mailto:[email protected])> wrote:
> > Two XE5 mobile Android questions:
> >
> > 1 - tried the sample Flashlight app on a Galaxy Nexus, and everything works
> > apart from it doesn't turn on the flash. (Have another non-Delphi
> > flashlight app that
> > does). What permissions are needed in project options - anything apart
> > from
> > camera ones which are already on?
> >
> > 2 - Tried connecting a Nexus 4 as well, and this one would not appear on
> > the
> > Project Android target list (for deployment) no matter what I tried. With
> > the Galaxy Nexus it also doesn't appear until the dialog on the phone about
> > "Allow USB Debugging - the computer's RSA key fingerprint is
> > xx:xx:xx:xx:xx...... OK". Once that is OK'd it appears. But the
> > Nexus
> > 4 never shows that dialog. All the same developer options are turned on
> > otherwise. Any ideas?
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