As you might know from my post "JHS error", I want to produce a very simple scorer/counter for Rock Paper Scissors. RPS <https://www.jsoftware.com/pipermail/programming/2020-December/056965.html> But apparently my desktop computer's jhs cannot handle the code, so I cannot even use a mobile device's browser on my LAN to access a desktop JHS app. So, I managed to successfully install jandroid and now wonder if there is a way to simulate 2 buttons there in the jconsole window? The only alternative seems to be to use 1 and _1 as keystroke inputs, which I estimate would be annoying. Again, any ideas?
<chat/context> Alternatively, we have discussed using physical objects to keep count, things like marbles and cribbage pegs ("tokens"). In addition to being simple we want to encourage the loser to be careful/honest at scoring each point. One idea is to have n tokens and 2 receptacles. One receptacle is a source of unused tokens; the other receptacle for "SCORE" counting tokens. Whenever the SCORE receptacle is in front of Joan, Brian is ahead by the count of the tokens therein; when it's in front of Brian, Joan is ahead. Whenever Joan wins, Brian adjusts the receptacles' contents and, if necessary, repositions the SCORE receptacle; and vice versa when Brian wins a point. To try this out at home, we used 2 soup bowls and a handful of leftover Hardee's jelly packets for tokens. That works and was slightly entertaining because of the surprising patterns we observed. That worked well, but I would still like to develop a simple j counter, for a mobile device, when we are not at home. </chat/context> -- (B=) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm