Hi Philippe,
Greetings from the dim and distant past. Don't know if you remember me but I had a Palm when you were first developing PP Pascal. Found a few bugs. I recently bought an Android phone and there you were again with your Pascal compiler. Look pretty much as on the Palm.
Now the easy question. Any thought on PePe producing a stand alone Android App?
Regards
John
Answer n° 1 -------- 20/04/2013 @ 08:36 by Philippe
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Thanks John,For answering your question, hum, no Android system is much more complicated than Palm and Pépé does not produce stand alone Android App.
Philippe.
Answer n° 2 -------- 12/07/2013 @ 21:50 by ejolson
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I am considering to Pepe compiler and android cell phones (which students already have) as teaching support for an introductory math course in numerical methods. Testing with a Nexus 4. I have two difficulties:
The <delete> key on the standard Android software keyboard doesn't work with readln; however, <backspace> on a keyboard like the add-on IDE Terminal does work.
The <enter> key which sends <ctrl+m> on the add-on IDE Terminal doesn't work with readln; however, the <enter> key on the stock Android keyboard which sends <ctrl+j> does work.
A reasonable solution for me would be for readln to recognize both <backspace> and <del> as backspaces; and to recognize both <ctrl+m> and <ctrl+j> as enter. This way the system would be compable with the widest selection of Android keyboards.
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