Daestrum Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 11, 2025 #1 .. ever written code, got it all working, then thought "What am I going to use this for?" I did this yesterday, wrote some code for B4J & Python, that allows the B4J app to create classes in python. Now I wonder what use it could be? Still writing it was the fun part even if I never use it.
.. ever written code, got it all working, then thought "What am I going to use this for?" I did this yesterday, wrote some code for B4J & Python, that allows the B4J app to create classes in python. Now I wonder what use it could be? Still writing it was the fun part even if I never use it.
Sagenut Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 11, 2025 #2 I think it's quite normal. From time to time you can have a flash idea about something and you will try to make it real. Just to see if you are able to. Then it could be something usable or not. But it could be the fuel for another solution in the future....... If you are able to remember about it.
I think it's quite normal. From time to time you can have a flash idea about something and you will try to make it real. Just to see if you are able to. Then it could be something usable or not. But it could be the fuel for another solution in the future....... If you are able to remember about it.
Cableguy Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 11, 2025 #3 Daestrum said: some code for B4J & Python, that allows the B4J app to create classes in python. Click to expand... Live Plug-Ins?
Daestrum said: some code for B4J & Python, that allows the B4J app to create classes in python. Click to expand... Live Plug-Ins?
Daestrum Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 11, 2025 #4 It was so python would understand the B4J Object/Class. Like Code: Type someType(a As Int, b As String) ... Dim myObj As someType ... And Python would know that someType has 'a' and 'b' as fields, and also what types they were.
It was so python would understand the B4J Object/Class. Like Code: Type someType(a As Int, b As String) ... Dim myObj As someType ... And Python would know that someType has 'a' and 'b' as fields, and also what types they were.
ac9ts Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 12, 2025 #5 I once wrote a B4A application that would allow me to connect an old phone to my stereo and use my tablet to select and play the music that was stored on the phone. You know, like a Chromecast.
I once wrote a B4A application that would allow me to connect an old phone to my stereo and use my tablet to select and play the music that was stored on the phone. You know, like a Chromecast.
hatzisn Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 13, 2025 #6 Sagenut said: If you are able to remember about it. Click to expand... It has happened to me. I did not forget the library but what was the scope of a sub in it...
Sagenut said: If you are able to remember about it. Click to expand... It has happened to me. I did not forget the library but what was the scope of a sub in it...
peacemaker Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 13, 2025 #7 IMHO, much more strange what i'm doing here - i don't know Java, nor Python, not C#, nor ObjectC, nor Kotlin... Last edited: Mar 24, 2025
IMHO, much more strange what i'm doing here - i don't know Java, nor Python, not C#, nor ObjectC, nor Kotlin...