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You are cool people. Right now the grid buttons can't be unclicked, it seems (on a Galaxy Note/Android 4.0.3 here). Is that intentional? I can't scroll either.
by creamyhorror 14y ago
You are cool people.
Right now the grid buttons can't be unclicked, it seems (on a Galaxy Note/Android 4.0.3 here). Is that intentional? I can't scroll either. I assume a reset button will be coming eventually, along with a play-phrase button. How are you thinking of organising the words into panes?
In its current state I can't see this violating any patents, since it's essentially a soundboard. ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soundboard_%28computer_program%29 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soundboard_%28computer_program%... ) It would be hilarious if it turned out soundboards (those programs/pages that play funny phrases and sounds when you click on buttons) actually violated PRC's patents.
Will you (eventually) be bundling the app as .apk/.ipa for distribution? That seems like a great way to ensure it stays out in the wild forever (better still if the audio can be included, so it won't break).
- SchizoDuckie 14y agoThere is already a simple sqlite database that holds info on all the sounds. a name, an icon, a backgroundcolor, and the page it's on. Pages haven't been coded yet, but are already available in the database. A simple sqlite crud interface should suffice for that. More important, as you notice is the UI. Right now it just show the toggle, gets the wav file and hits play. This will be fixed hopefully tonight, so that you can gather a couple of audio files in a que to form a prhase. Should be peanuts, but is was 02:30 am for me last night. This is the progess up to that. And indeed, it's just a sound board, but in my opinion so is the software that started all this. We haven't decided yet on packaging, but since i believe everyone on the team are mobile developers, that should not be a problem at all.
- creamyhorror 14y ago> And indeed, it's just a sound board, but in my opinion so is the software that started all this. Agreed, and that's why this is the Lord's work you're doing. Heck, you might invent some better methods for users along the way. Keep going man.