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No I didn't, I just exported the relevant items, just extract it and put the file in the files folder of a new project and use the source code in your project.
I can upload all the superflouous information if that is what people want but is not really neccessary.
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No I didn't, I just exported the relevant items, just extract it and put the file in the files folder of a new project and use the source code in your project.
I can upload all the superflouous information if that is what people want but is not really neccessary.
Regards
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Floating Window
Hi Maheres,
Easily solved by adding a test for max screen limits and not allowing it off the screen.
try:-
If Pos < 0 Of Pos > "whatever your screen size is here in pixels" - 40 then
etc etc
The 40 pixels will ensure you cannot push it more then 40 pixels less than the screen. If you do it will jump to zero in the axis you are currently testing.
I'll post a full edge checking routine later.
Regards
Hi Maheres,
Easily solved by adding a test for max screen limits and not allowing it off the screen.
try:-
If Pos < 0 Of Pos > "whatever your screen size is here in pixels" - 40 then
etc etc
The 40 pixels will ensure you cannot push it more then 40 pixels less than the screen. If you do it will jump to zero in the axis you are currently testing.
I'll post a full edge checking routine later.
Regards
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have you seen the code examples in this thread here:
http://www.b4x.com/forum/basic4android-updates-questions/19550-resize-crop-2.html#post113987
http://www.b4x.com/forum/basic4android-updates-questions/19550-resize-crop-2.html#post113987
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Moveable Window
Hi vb1992,
I am developing on a tablet with a Resistive touch screen so it requires pressure to define the X & Y coordinates, I supect that on a Capacitive screen that the X & Y jitters because a persons finger (or stylus) is only a few pico farads (which will vary with angle and pressure), and that the resolution of the XY point may move even if you simply hold your finger completely still. You could try increasing the resolution figure to a higher number, before you allow the screen to reposition itself.
I could improve the routine further with buffered XY points and average over a time period, but for my use it is adequate because on a Resistive screen it is relatively smooth and that is what I am developing the software for.
But thanks for the heads up on the linked code, it looks an interesting solution.
Regards
Hi vb1992,
I am developing on a tablet with a Resistive touch screen so it requires pressure to define the X & Y coordinates, I supect that on a Capacitive screen that the X & Y jitters because a persons finger (or stylus) is only a few pico farads (which will vary with angle and pressure), and that the resolution of the XY point may move even if you simply hold your finger completely still. You could try increasing the resolution figure to a higher number, before you allow the screen to reposition itself.
I could improve the routine further with buffered XY points and average over a time period, but for my use it is adequate because on a Resistive screen it is relatively smooth and that is what I am developing the software for.
But thanks for the heads up on the linked code, it looks an interesting solution.
Regards
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