SteveDB1
Lurker
Good afternoon all.
I'm using the AIDE app to program an app that I ultimately want to market/sell. I have other versions-- WP7, Win7-- of the app, but as this is in Java, I'm stuck.
I am not able to get the Java code correct which links the xml codeinput to output once the xml button is pushed. I've found the JavaCodeGeek page discussion on this,
http://examples.javacodegeeks.com/android/core/widget/edittext/android-edittext-example/
My apparent problem is one of understanding.....
.
Being away from this for 4-5 years isn't helping either.....
The example is showing how to output a result, and call an intent, to open a new page. I don't want a new page-- I just want the output, as a label, or as the toast msg.
The problem that I'm having is getting the code to read my inputs, insert those into the formula, and go from there.
In windows, it was a lot easier. I named my inputs, and then called the named inputs in my formula, and ......
Code sample from codegeeks.
<code>
display = (Button) findViewById(R.id.displayBtn);
display.setOnClickListener(new OnClickListener() {
@override
public void onClick(View v) {
String displayString = "You typed '" + input.getText().toString() +
"' as input text and '" + digits.getText().toString() + "' as digits";
}
</code>
I'm using the AIDE app to program an app that I ultimately want to market/sell. I have other versions-- WP7, Win7-- of the app, but as this is in Java, I'm stuck.
I am not able to get the Java code correct which links the xml codeinput to output once the xml button is pushed. I've found the JavaCodeGeek page discussion on this,
http://examples.javacodegeeks.com/android/core/widget/edittext/android-edittext-example/
My apparent problem is one of understanding.....
.Being away from this for 4-5 years isn't helping either.....
The example is showing how to output a result, and call an intent, to open a new page. I don't want a new page-- I just want the output, as a label, or as the toast msg.
The problem that I'm having is getting the code to read my inputs, insert those into the formula, and go from there.
In windows, it was a lot easier. I named my inputs, and then called the named inputs in my formula, and ......
Code sample from codegeeks.
<code>
display = (Button) findViewById(R.id.displayBtn);
display.setOnClickListener(new OnClickListener() {
@override
public void onClick(View v) {
String displayString = "You typed '" + input.getText().toString() +
"' as input text and '" + digits.getText().toString() + "' as digits";
}
</code>