I was working on a Mobile app to allow a user to set the location of a
named address within a UK Postcode. For various reasons, I'm not able to
spend much time on it - and I discovered that although the process of
starting to develop an Android app looks reasonable, there are many
details you
Thanks Paul. I'm struggling to find time to get my Android environment
setup working (restrictions on my time, more than actual problems), so
it may take me a few days to even try it out, but it would be good to
know that I have a stack that *should* work, so please do send me
directly a copy o
Alex, I used this lesson [
http://lessons.livecode.com/m/4069/l/30379-how-do-i-get-the-location-and-use-the-digital-compass
] as the basis for a GPS location in one of my iOS apps, if it helps I could
save the relevant card to a new stack and send you a copy, I’m pretty sure it
would work on An
On 11/04/2017 01:40, jonathandly...@gmail.com wrote:
Rather than travel physically, could you just move in the map, and program it
to record your click locations in a map?
Indeed. Earlier I talked about a 'desktop app' and a 'mobile app'. The
'desktop app' is exactly what you describe - it
Hi Alex
It's pretty straightforward to record current location on mobile - using
mobileStartTrackingSensor, mobileSensorReading (when you want to grab current
location) and so on.
Just make sure you start tracking when the user starts your app to give the GPS
system time to get going and you m
Rather than travel physically, could you just move in the map, and program it
to record your click locations in a map?
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> On Apr 10, 2017, at 7:41 PM, Alex Tweedly via use-livecode
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> Thanks - lots of useful info there.
>
> The big issue in this approach is (as y
Thanks - lots of useful info there.
The big issue in this approach is (as you say)
I would
think it would be relatively simple to define a procedure (less simple
to have the kids actually follow it) where the kids send you an email
In my case, I have a large number of addresses to define (say,
On Sun, Apr 9, 2017 at 10:58 AM, Alex Tweedly via use-livecode
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> I'm looking for any help or suggestions for existing apps that can do
> (something like) what I want to do - could even be a clever way to use a
> feature I've not found in Google maps, or pple maps, or ...
>
Hi Alex, I'm not
And in addition the UK has the advantage of the openstreetmap and
openpostcode project, so that goes a long way to providing the data to
get me started :-)
I'll post a fuller description and put the desktop app up on
wherever stacks got these days ... soon.
-- Alex.
On 09/04/2017 09:3
Thanks Jacque, that's a very generous offer. It sounds like I should try
again for Android (I did try Android once before, with some success; but
the only Android device I had was a Kindle Fire, which adds its own
complexities, so that mini project just kind of withered :-)
I'll investigate it
This sound interesting, I'd be interested in learning more too.
Thank you
John Patten
SUSD
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> On Apr 9, 2017, at 1:34 AM, Graham Samuel via use-livecode
> wrote:
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> I’d love it if this topic could stay on the list for a bit, as I’m just
> getting involved in reconstructing
I’d love it if this topic could stay on the list for a bit, as I’m just getting
involved in reconstructing an existing desktop Geographical Information System
which has been very successfully sold to UK schoolchildren, who use it to
understand maps and map symbols based on their own locality; bu
If you go for Android it is trivial to build and distribute. There are
no restrictions, you can email the app or supply a web download link, or
put it on a public server. Apple is more restrictive, so you'd need to
get the UUIDs of everyone who will use the device, or else pay for an
Enterprise
I'm looking for any help or suggestions for existing apps that can do
(something like) what I want to do - could even be a clever way to use a
feature I've not found in Google maps, or pple maps, or ...
I have a reasonable number (i.e. 10 - 200 !!) - not a small number where
I would be willin
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