I need to implement the Hachoir framework in the android phone. I am lost as to where to start and how to go about understanding the framework. Is there anyway to call the python files into my android code or some other documentation which will help me get started ? I appreciate the help !
You asked a general question, so the best I can do is give you a general answer. On android, you can't execute python as far as I know. The only thing that comes close is Android Scripting Environment.
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Can I build an application with basics of a programming & codes researching ?
my question is that can I build an app with the basics of a programming language like Python and researching on internet on codes that I will need to use on my application.
Thank's.
Yes, you can do. You've to just brush up life cycle of app in iOS & Android e.g. view and activity. All languages are same in semantics except syntax.
Yes its possible. Using basics try with small applications.
After that you can implement advance concepts on these applications with some research and practice.
You can use another programming language like python and many more to build up android and IOS application but you can't build up and default functionality as you can built up and developed by using native programming languages.
I would like suggest that if your are targeting android then you should go for android and if you are targeting IOS then you should go for swift instead of choosing another language.
The reason behind this is that if you spend lots of time to implement something by using another programming language like python ,there is no guarantee whether you will success or not.
if you are choosing native programming language to implement anything it would be easy to implement anything.
Yes it is very possible.
Anyone who understands code can write code Programming languages doesn't matter. Most of us does the same, we know little about our environment and try to come up with a solution but if we are stuck we all search over internet to find the solution. If we can do it so can you.
Just start off by writing some code for your first App and gradually you'll improve with a good pace.
Hope this help, keep coding keep learning!!
Yes, it is possible however researching for codes alone might not be enough to gain a deep understanding about creating apps. It is better if you choose first which mobile platform do you want to pursue (iOS or Android) then start researching about the basics like using its IDE and the app lifecycle. Then create simple mobile apps until you get used to it.
P.S. This is also based from my experience because I also had a hard time learning how to create apps before.
Hey guys I am porting an application from Linux to Android by using Android Studio and NDK. I did my research and it looks like I am going to have a problem down the road. The problem is that Android does not support sys/sem.h calls, in other words semaphore functionality.
Would you be able to give me an advice how I could overcome this problem? Moreover, I have notice that Android offers "Android Binders", is there any way I could use this functionality to solve my problem?
Any help would be appreciated. Thank you for your time.
I started learning programming recently using python and have always had a keen interest in the android os and hope to do more with it when I get more experienced.
I have SL4A and python installed on my tablet. I have spent a lot of time trying to figure out how run simple games written in python on my tablet.
For instance, I made a simple hangman game as an assignment: is it possible to run that on my tablet, and if so what do I need to do?
I have seen a lot of python and android related stuff online but I find it hard to get a simple example about how exactly to use python with android. Furthermore, what exactly are the limitations/best uses for python in relation to android devices? Any help or pointers in the right direction would be appreciated. Thanks.
I know of Kivi (http://kivy.org/). Going this route may help you.
It can't be done in the AppInventor, yeah?
Just want to make sure before i go off learning all about Java Programming.
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Well, given this link, it sounds like Bluetooth is possible via AppInventor;
https://sites.google.com/site/appinventorresources/home/tutorial-topics/bluetooth
I havent used AppInventor but if you dont have Java knowledge and arent desperate to learn how to program I think it would be worth trying it, especially if you are keen to get your app built sooner rather than later.
Bear in mind that the implemented BT capability in AppInventor might be quite limited.
some more resources:
http://groups.google.com/group/appinventor/browse_thread/thread/43aa635f1721899b
http://www.google.com/url?sa=D&q=http://ai.kittywolf.net/index.php/BTArduinoLED1&usg=AFQjCNGQ4HG_IYNLdauyEYEafnUhEJVJBg
AppInventor isn't capable of doing such things. AppInventor isnt developed anymore so i think it will never be able to do such things aswell.
Android development is not restricted to be done in Eclipse.
You can program in other IDE's or even from command line.
Has anyone tried porting clamav to android??
Still no clamdroid yet, but I hope someone (I'm looking at you Sourcefire) is working on it.
Though I think that a Spybot-SD type application is probably more useful and more important.
Remember: clamav is opensource, so you can port it to andoid yourself.
We have to plans at this time to develop an Android solution for ClamAV. We have a commercial solution for Android, but it is not open source, and not ClamAV based.