Analog Source Code?

[square357]

Sup!


I was wondering if anyone has a analog clock source code to share?:sign0085:


:sign0104: I'm new to programming (just learning java), and just started playing around with B4A and really enjoy it. Just wanted to try out a idea I had.

Thnx

 

[klaus]

Type 'clock' in the search field just below the Basic4Android logo and you will get as the first item an example.

Best regards.

 

[square357]

Type 'clock' in the search field just below the Basic4Android logo and you will get as the first item an example.

Thanks got it! :icon_clap:

Still requires a external library as most small test project I try seem to.

They should consider making a select few available to really 'try' the functionality especially for 'noob' programmers like myself who like VB IDE.
Guess I'll sit back and think do I wanna gamble on the purchase.

 

[klaus]

For the this project Swiss Railway Staion Clock you don't need any complementary libray .

Did you have a look at the Beginner's Guide there are some explained examples, with source code, included.

Best regards.

 

[rbsoft]

Thanks got it! :icon_clap:
Guess I'll sit back and think do I wanna gamble on the purchase.

The nice thing about this gamble is - You can only WIN!

 

[Cableguy]

You only loose choosing not to buy...

Sure, the demo works for 30 days, and it compiles...
Sure, after the 30 days demo expires, you just un-install it and e-install it...

But then..You don't have acces to the forum downloadable data, wich includes examples, shared code/modules, Libraries, etc...

If you want to gamble, bet on the "buy" horse, it a sure winner

 

[MrRey]

I'll be honest... I wondered for a couple months about purchasing a B4A license, too. Not only are you getting a great product, you're getting support like no other software. Just grab someone's coupon and go for it. (I can send you mine, or any of us can help.)

I can promise you WON'T regret it!