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Is it possible to use SpatiaLite database on Android platform (1.6)? I am trying to program a google buzz-like app which need to take advantage of SpatiaLite functions, like calculating distance between 2 points, etc. Any external library needed? Thanks.
Spatialite for Android: https://github.com/sevar83/android-spatialite
(disclaimer: I'm the repo's owner)
Another implementation
http://code.google.com/p/spatialite-android/
Tutorial on it:
https://www.gaia-gis.it/fossil/libspatialite/wiki?name=spatialite-android-tutorial
But I doubt it supports such an outdated version (1.6).
my guess would be that someone would have to compile spatialite to work on the android linux version. And then you would have to get it on the phone. I voted up the question because I would love to see it happen.
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I want to make custom os for a smartglass but I have no experience AOSP where should I start from and what are the things that I should take into consideration.
As for me, first you need to think about the DevKit, which is supported by AOSP out of the box. For example, in my projects I use HiKey960. The link below describes the basic steps of getting AOSP sources, building them, and target flashing: https://source.android.com/setup/build/devices#960userspace
Once you have buildable and runable AOSP, you can try adding your own functionality: application, services, native daemons, HAL implementation, and so on.
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Is it possible to use SpatiaLite database on Android platform (1.6)? I am trying to program a google buzz-like app which need to take advantage of SpatiaLite functions, like calculating distance between 2 points, etc. Any external library needed? Thanks.
Spatialite for Android: https://github.com/sevar83/android-spatialite
(disclaimer: I'm the repo's owner)
Another implementation
http://code.google.com/p/spatialite-android/
Tutorial on it:
https://www.gaia-gis.it/fossil/libspatialite/wiki?name=spatialite-android-tutorial
But I doubt it supports such an outdated version (1.6).
my guess would be that someone would have to compile spatialite to work on the android linux version. And then you would have to get it on the phone. I voted up the question because I would love to see it happen.
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I asked this question in Android Enthusiasts but I don't know if that is the correct place to ask. I'm looking to build a simple application that I'd like to post to Play Store.
However, my programming knowledge is limited to VB6, VB.net, VBA - primarily VB6. After doing some brief research it looks like I might not be able to build it in VB, but would C# work? Any advice?
Start with learning Java first since all Android applications are Java based. After that, you can start learning to create applications on Android Studio.
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Is there a way we can use external libraries in our Xamarin Android project?
For Ex. If we want better animations & transitions, I see that there are libraries like these available for Android
https://github.com/daimajia/AndroidViewAnimations
How do we use them in Xamarin? Any help is appreciated.
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To access native Android/Java libraries from Xamarin.Android, you need to create a binding for them. Xamarin has docs and samples of how to create a binding library.
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I have been trying to use tesseract OCR for android, but I need to train for a specific font. I was thinking of doing that on Windows version first and then use the same parameters in Android. Can somebody please let me know if the training procedure for Windows version and android version are same or do we have to follow different procedures. So far I have not been able to distinguish between the two.
Thanks for your answers.
AFAIK, the .traineddata files are platform independent. You can train and generate it on Windows and use it on others.