Android Question Application Version Problem

[Mansour01]

Hi
i've some problems with choosing my application version , here is my code :

  #ApplicationLabel: Something
  #VersionCode: 1.5
  #VersionName: blahblah
  'SupportedOrientations possible values: unspecified, landscape or portrait.
  #SupportedOrientations:  fullSensor
  #CanInstallToExternalStorage: True

it seems taht the version number is defiened as integer so can't accept any float or single value , is there any other ways ?! like changing manifest file ?!
Thanks

 

[Beja]

Mansour,
salam, and sorry for disappointing you.. I don't know, but another question from your code..

  'SupportedOrientations possible values: unspecified, landscape or portrait.
  #SupportedOrientations:  fullSensor

Is "fullSensor" an undocumented orientation?

 

[Mansour01]

Mansour,
salam, and sorry for disappointing you.. I don't know, but another question from your code..

  'SupportedOrientations possible values: unspecified, landscape or portrait.
  #SupportedOrientations:  fullSensor

Is "fullSensor" an undocumented orientation?

Hi Back beja
your question is not related to this topic,but the answer can be found here :

http://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/modules-attributes.24721/#content

and Here :

http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/manifest/activity-element.html

Search for : "android:screenOrientation"

please start your own thread or continue this conversation in personal message , tnx

 

[TomA]

Basically, VersionCode is Google's way of keeping track of new releases, however minor or major the changes and VersionName is for you to keep track using whatever method you choose. Thus, VersionCode 1 might be VersionName 1.0 for you, VersionCode 2 might be VersionName 1.1 for you, indicating a minor fix, and VersionCode 3 might be VersionName 2.0 for you, indicating a major updated release.

 

[Beja]

You may also check this:
http://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/problem-with-version-number-in-apk.33653/

 

[eps]

As hinted at, Version Code is integer and for Google Play it must increment by at least 1 every time you upload a new version.

 

[Mansour01]

Basically, VersionCode is Google's way of keeping track of new releases, however minor or major the changes and VersionName is for you to keep track using whatever method you choose. Thus, VersionCode 1 might be VersionName 1.0 for you, VersionCode 2 might be VersionName 1.1 for you, indicating a minor fix, and VersionCode 3 might be VersionName 2.0 for you, indicating a major updated release.

Thank you , now i got it .

You may also check this:
http://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/problem-with-version-number-in-apk.33653/

Thank you too beja

 

[DouglasNYoung]

Just a last comment on this; as number it does not need to be sequential!
You can have:
Version (String) = "5.00.01"
Version (Number) = 50001
which helps keep things in sync.

Douglsd