I am developing android application using Delphi XE8. And I have doubt that how can I add the tool tip for Android application using Delphi.
Normally, the tool tip will be shown only at the first time of running the application. Also, how can I implement the same functionallity
Below link I have mentioned the tool tip for android using Java:Tool Tip using JAVA
Please suggest me that how can I implement using Delphi xe8
There is component called FMX toast Component you can download it from
Here
Usage is very easy and do the same approach you need .
also you can see how to do it using Android Helper.
From Here
Also check this answer of this question
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We are looking for a way to create a simple mobile SDK for both Android as well as iOS.
The SDK is super simple and will only make API calls and open page in WebView.
Is there a tool or language (eg. Flutter/React Native) where we would be able to create the small SDK and then export it for both Android and iOS and add in their respective repositories?
Or are we going to have to create 2 projects in for example Swift and Kotlin?
Looking for advices and best practices. Thank you.
I look forward to create an android wear application with some 3d content. That for I like to reuse libraries written in C/C++. Is it generally possible to create an Wear APP with the NDK? Do you know about any primer or example code which does so?
I just tried it, and can confirm that is possible to call native code through JNI on Android Wear. It works exactly the same as it does on regular Android.
I need to create an API library for Android and iOS. I have experience working with Android projects, but zero experties in iOS. I was wondering if I could create a Project library in Xamarin that compiles as a JAR for Android and as an... I-don't-know-which-type for iOS.
No, that isn't possible. Depending on what you are trying to accomplish there may be alternatives. If you are trying to make a library that can be used by others you could make it a Xamarin component - there is a component store you could put it on if you want it to be generally available, otherwise you can use any normal means of source or object distribution.
If you need to interact with a native app/library then you could make the C# code the "owner" of it and have it call into the native code. This works for both IOs and Android (and is used to work with e.g the play services from google).
No, it is unfortunately not possible to do that.
It seems to me that what you need is a Portable Class Library also known as PCL. It allows you to create a project which can be referenced by all Xamarin supported platforms (such as iOs and Android). There are obviously limitations to the approach like not being able to reference platform specific libraries but in your case (of writing an API) it should suffice.
You can read more in this link
Good Luck!
I am planning to build android applications using adobe flex. But as per my knowledge we dont need to use android sdk for this purpose. I have created hello world app using flex,It is completely different from creating apps using android sdk. Is there any way to use flex widgets with android sdk(I mean instead of using android UI widgets can I use flex widgets) .please help me
The quick answer is no, Air apps don't have that native capability.
However there is a way to get around some limitations.
James Ward wrote a great post about it.
http://www.jamesward.com/2011/05/11/extending-air-for-android/
I think you need to subclass View for each "page" of your Android app. But beyond that, you probably don't have to use the lightweight, performant mobile versions of things like buttons if you don't mind having an app that is not lightweight and performant.
Is it somehow possible to use the Delphi language (or Prism if absolutely necessary) to develop programs for the Android platform ?
Any starting point ?
There is Delphi for Android, a project by Lennie de Villiers.
Blog:
http://lenniedevilliers.blogspot.com/2010/09/delphi-for-android-sneak-preview-2.html
Screencast:
http://www.lenniedevilliers.net/preview/DAndroid_01.avi
Android applications are Java applications. There is a native SDK which should be use for particular needs and doesn't allow to build full applications, the application API is a Java API. Unless you have specific needs (i.e. portability), the best way to develop Android applications is using Java. IMHO using other tools that usually lag behind the main ones just to code with a different language is a waste of time.
No for the moment, but soon, check this link for more info about how develop android applications using the Object-Pascal language the Delphi-Prism programming language (wich is based on the Delphi language), with MonoDroid.
...and will soon be available from our
friends at Embarcadero, but it will
work with said release. So if you’re a
Delphi Prism customer, or just have a
fondness for Pascal syntax, keep an
eye out here – more info will be
available soon, including templates &
other support files.
You mean Object Pascal. I don't think it is currently possible. I don't think that crosscompiler exists...
There are couple of working examples in Lazarus How to create an LCL Android Application