I am very sorry that I missed posting this yesterday, I kinda got crazy sleepy and went to bed shortly after getting home from work.
AS PROMISED, however, this next Gist is the SL4A Android component. This program gives you two buttons: “Process Queue” and “Exit the program!” With these two buttons you can either process a message from the queue (see previous post) or exit the program. Processing the queue involves sending an SMS message and then repeating the message with TTS. Continue reading Gist of the Day: Using Mojo, Mongo, and SL4A to send SMS Messages (2 of 2)
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Gist of the Day: Using Mojo, Mongo, and SL4A to send SMS Messages (1 of 2)
I got a little bored with what I had been posting (I suspect you did, too), so I’m doing something neat. I’m going to write a full (though limited) program for you. Here are the user stories (if you don’t know what user stories are, see here before continuing):
- As a web user I can enter a phone number and a SMS message into a queue so that it can be sent by a mobile handset.
- As a mobile handset user, I can push a button to dequeue a message and send it via SMS so that I might risk my device’s stability and my own financial solvency by opening up the internet to sending messages through my phone. Continue reading Gist of the Day: Using Mojo, Mongo, and SL4A to send SMS Messages (1 of 2)
Gist of the Day: Old SL4A Example!
So I’m on very little sleep after a long three days of travel which is not yet done. Nonetheless, the show must go on!
Today I have for you a demo program I wrote for CMI.pm a while back (last July I believe) on how to use Perl with SL4A (Scripting Languages 4 Android). This sample code loads a screen which does one of two things: says “something nice” or exits the program. This program demonstrates how to make an event loop for SL4A, how to load an external XML UI resource for Android, and also uses some very basic functionality of SL4A (TTS speak, in particular).
As I am very tired – three hours of very interrupted sleep – I will not be writing any more than this, but I will, of course show you… Continue reading Gist of the Day: Old SL4A Example!