My advice to LC Ltd was: since Android Studio incorporates its own JDK and
LC Ltd's official advice is to install Android Studio, then the simplest
path is to have the IDE rely on the paths of that bundled JDK to setup and
configure the LC/Android interactions.
On Mon, Sep 20, 2021 at 12:43 PM
Hi Bernard,
I did and it says not a valid Android SDK path - and yet B4A accepts it
without any protestations.
I have posted to the thread you were helping people at omn the forum.
We have to get a definitive "no pain" way of installation as it seems there
are different problems on different
Hi Lagi
I'd suggest following the Lesson as the most straightforward route. Let us
know if that doesn't work.
Regards, Bernard
On Sat, Sep 18, 2021 at 8:17 PM Lagi Pittas via use-livecode <
use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
>
> I will look for a thread by you and expect that it should be
Hi Bernard,
Thanks for answering, I was being sarcastic and did not expect a fire and
forget to install, but at least one that didn't entail swearing at
inanimate objects,, software and companies big and small. .
What I actually hoped for was a pointer to the de facto thread that means
I don't
Good luck with that. For the last two people I helped on the Forum with
that issue, it turned out that Google had provided a version of Android
Studio where key build tools were missing. I discovered this after days of
investigation in trying to help people get their setup working and after I
Hi
I have not compiled for Android for nearly 3 years now and Ive had new
machines. I want to install the SDK and I remember the
problems I had originally - so to save my mental health
Can someone (Panos?) point me to the LATEST lessons for the latest version
that will install with 1 press of a
