Hi Steve,
In general it looks good but I want to correct some parts of it.
How should I proceed in this case?
Best regards,
Alexander Kouznetsov
(408) 276-0387
On 3 янв 2014 21:44, Stephen F Northover wrote:
Hi Alex,
Samples were changed to support Android. Apparently, hitting escape
Hi Stefan,
Thank you for this summary. As an android user I would say that #2 is
not a good options for Ensemble. #3 is better than #1. However, it
usually responds to the second key press only within a short period of
time. About the time a notice message is shown.
Best regards,
Alexander
What ever the decision on this, if there is further action, please enter
a JIRA. If not, then the discussion is lost to ether.
Steve
On 2014-01-13 8:49 AM, Alexander Kouznetsov wrote:
Hi Stefan,
Thank you for this summary. As an android user I would say that #2 is
not a good options for
Fix it. You own the code. If you can test on an Android device, then
great. Otherwise, get Stefan or Johan to test your changes.
Steve
On 2014-01-13 8:46 AM, Alexander Kouznetsov wrote:
Hi Steve,
In general it looks good but I want to correct some parts of it.
How should I proceed in
Hi,
back button is really tricky one. I don't think that for javafx apps it
should map to how back button works in native android applications. On
Android it moves to previous activity or exits (if the last activity has
been reached) in webkit it goes one page back but this is not that
Hi Alex,
Samples were changed to support Android. Apparently, hitting escape
twice should exit an application and this behavior was coded into
EnsembleApp. I'm not an Android guy but if this is standard Android
behavior, it should be part of JFX, not the example code.
Anyhow, I'll let
If you feel that further work needs to be done here, please enter a JIRA
and include this discussion.
Thanks,
Steve
On 2014-01-03 2:43 PM, Stefan Fuchs wrote:
Hi,
well, the back button is always used to go back one dialog level,
until the start screen has be reached. (Dialogs are canceled,
