Tutorial for debugging stacks that run in “Test” mode, but
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Tutorial for debugging stacks that run in “Test” mode, but
A lot of us need a Tutorial for debugging stacks that run in “Test” mode,
but do not in an Android environment.
Where can I find one?
Thanks,
David
but do not in an Android environment.
Where can I find one?
Thanks,
David
Re: Tutorial for debugging stacks that run in “Test” mode,
I'm not clear on what you are asking for.
What is "Test" mode?
And how did you get those cool quotation marks?
Simon
What is "Test" mode?
And how did you get those cool quotation marks?
Simon
I used to be a newbie but then I learned how to spell teh correctly and now I'm a noob!
Re: Tutorial for debugging stacks that run in “Test” mode,
Simon,
The "test" mode that I am referring to is using the Android AVD to load the program into to see if it functions properly.
The "test" mode that I am referring to is using the Android AVD to load the program into to see if it functions properly.
Re: Tutorial for debugging stacks that run in “Test” mode,
Ahhh, you are asking about stacks that run in the sim but not on a device, David?
Simon
Simon
I used to be a newbie but then I learned how to spell teh correctly and now I'm a noob!
Re: Tutorial for debugging stacks that run in “Test” mode,
Simon,
That is exactly what I am asking about!
Surely, there must be a step by step procedure or tutorial to be sure that nothing is missed going from the AVD testing phase to the actual installation of the .akp file and a way of determining why it will not install or run in the Android environment.
Check you later, I have to go to my real job now.
Thanks,
David
That is exactly what I am asking about!
Surely, there must be a step by step procedure or tutorial to be sure that nothing is missed going from the AVD testing phase to the actual installation of the .akp file and a way of determining why it will not install or run in the Android environment.
Check you later, I have to go to my real job now.
Thanks,
David
Re: Tutorial for debugging stacks that run in “Test” mode,
David.
Got it now.
You want an "expert system" to stop you from doing something that will not work or guiding you to the "proper" way to do something.
BTW, you didn't answer your "App not installed' posting.
I think give it time, soon many of the questions that are asked, solutions will follow or if big enough RunRev will fix it so workarounds are not needed.
Simon
Got it now.
You want an "expert system" to stop you from doing something that will not work or guiding you to the "proper" way to do something.
BTW, you didn't answer your "App not installed' posting.
I think give it time, soon many of the questions that are asked, solutions will follow or if big enough RunRev will fix it so workarounds are not needed.
Simon
I used to be a newbie but then I learned how to spell teh correctly and now I'm a noob!
Re: Tutorial for debugging stacks that run in “Test” mode,
Simon,
I do not want an expert system to keep me from making mistakes, that is impossible!
I just want some reference material to learn how to go from a LC working stack using the LC "Test" feature and the AVD,
to a working APK file in an android environment.
Thanks,
David
I do not want an expert system to keep me from making mistakes, that is impossible!
I just want some reference material to learn how to go from a LC working stack using the LC "Test" feature and the AVD,
to a working APK file in an android environment.
Thanks,
David
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Re: Tutorial for debugging stacks that run in “Test” mode,
I understand exactly what you are saying. My app worked fine on the emulator but when I installed the apk on my phone and tablet everything was mucked up.
Re: Tutorial for debugging stacks that run in “Test” mode,
what do you mean "mucked up"?
Is this a graphics/resolution question?
Simon
Edit: Or how the code runs? other?
Is this a graphics/resolution question?
Simon
Edit: Or how the code runs? other?
I used to be a newbie but then I learned how to spell teh correctly and now I'm a noob!