That last suggestion worked for me, and I successfully reviewed a card
which contained a Greek letter, so that's a good sign.
I'm playing around with image export resolutions. To help me do this,
I made three dummy cards with black rectangles: one of 1000x500 pixels
("wide"), one of 500x1000 pixels ("tall"), and one of 1000x1000 pixels
("square"). I played around with different sizes until I hit whatever
seemed to be the ideal size, i.e. as large as possible without
requiring the user to scroll around once they reveal the answer. (For
testing purposes, I made my answers two lines of text long.)
On my MyTouch 3G, which has a resolution of 320 * 480, the best
maximum export resolution for portrait orientation seems to be
320x350. This fills up a large portion of the screen without forcing
the user to scroll down to grade their answer-- unless they have more
than two lines of text in addition to the image.
For landscape mode, the best maximum export resolution would be
480*190, which is obviously a very awkward size... it could be
improved dramatically if some of the vertical space could be freed up.
You already offer the ability to place buttons on the left or right in
landscape mode, which is excellent, but I wonder what else could be
done.
Maybe you could look into providing an option to hide the status bar
to free up more screen real estate-- I know that some applications do
that. You could also make the application's own status bar (i.e., the
one with the category name) an optional element of the interface.
After a bit more testing with the buttons moved to the right side in
landscape mode, I've found that 440 x 240 is a good maximum size under
those conditions.
On Feb 23, 1:33 pm, Timothy Bourke <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Feb 23 at 07:45 -0800, Bill wrote:
>
> > I changed the code to say just:
>
> > import re, html.entities
>
> > And now I get the error for that module as well.
>
> How odd.
>
> The Android webkit may well handle html entities properly, so you
> could, in fact, replace everything in the html_lib.py file with:
>
> def htmltounicode(text):
> return text
>
> Tim.
>
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