Skip,
it seems your jqt should already worked properly.
You can also run the websocket inside qt demo both on android and a desktop
simultaneously. and on the browser in desktop computer, change the ip of
repl server to that of the android so that it runs like a ssh (sort of).
13.02.2014, в
Bill,
The first time Tried 1!:0 '/storage/sdcard0/*' statement it generated a
huge list of what looks like 2-D boxed data:
1!:0 '/storage/sdcard0/*'
|RMnsd|2014 2 10 16 40 27|4096 |rwx|
|Ltrhb|2014 2 10 16 40 9 |4096 | ...
...
Unfortunately, the J window display on my Galaxy does not s
Typo,
jpath '~users' should be jpath '~user'
Ср, 12 фев 2014, bill lam писал(а):
> Skip,
>
> Jqt/android try to install on removable sdcard but the location
> of sdcard is vendor specific and changed in Android 4.2 ro 4.3.
> Just a few questions.
>
> Do you also get /storage/sdcard0 and /stora
Skip,
Jqt/android try to install on removable sdcard but the location
of sdcard is vendor specific and changed in Android 4.2 ro 4.3.
Just a few questions.
Do you also get /storage/sdcard0 and /storage/sdcars1 folders?
Is /storage/sdcard1 the same folder as /storage/extSdCard ?
Please try the f
2!:5'SDCARD'
0
Path to SD Card : /storage/extSdCard
2!:5' /storage/extSdCard'
0
By the way, I left out a step in the install process:
1. Went to Settings/More/Security/ and checked "Allow install from unknown
sources" and unchecked "Block or warn before installing apps that may cause
Skip,
What is the output for
2!:5'SDCARD'
and what is your actual full path name to the sdcard folder? Is it sdcard0?
On Feb 12, 2014 6:14 AM, "Skip Cave" wrote:
> My install story with J on Android:
>
> My phone is a Samsung Galaxy Note 2 (Android Jellybean 4.3).
>
> 1. Went to Settings/More
If you install the jconsole app, provided by Micheal Dykman, it comes with
a nice keyboard for J.
https://github.com/mdykman/jconsole_for_android/tree/master/dist
On Wed, Feb 12, 2014 at 11:54 AM, William Tanksley, Jr <
wtanksle...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I use the MessageEase keyboard (free), whic
I use the MessageEase keyboard (free), which gives me instant access
to most symbols, letters, and digits without shifting, although at the
cost of a very nonstandard layout. (You'll want to use the tutor game
to bring you up to speed.)
On Tue, Feb 11, 2014 at 2:27 PM, Devon McCormick wrote:
> Th
Thanks for the tip on turning off predictive typing, etc.
On Tue, Feb 11, 2014 at 5:14 PM, Skip Cave wrote:
> My install story with J on Android:
>
> My phone is a Samsung Galaxy Note 2 (Android Jellybean 4.3).
>
> 1. Went to Settings/More/Security/ and checked "Allow install from unknown
> so
