> My question is whether it is possible to hook
into (as an example) the java media player events without writing java
code. As for the opposite direction, calling the media player's Start
method from pascal does not need any java code.
If it can be done from C, then it can be done from Pascal
On 22/04/14 12:02, leledumbo wrote:
My question is whether it is possible to hook
into (as an example) the java media player events without writing java
code. As for the opposite direction, calling the media player's Start
method from pascal does not need any java code.
If it can be done from C
> My question is if it can be done without a java wrapper class as this
would make android programming much easier (unless I have misunderstood
your reply).
Perhaps I misunderstood your question in the first place. Could you instead
draw a diagram (flowchart?) and emphasize (red circle or someth
On 22/04/14 18:36, leledumbo wrote:
My question is if it can be done without a java wrapper class as this
would make android programming much easier (unless I have misunderstood
your reply).
Perhaps I misunderstood your question in the first place. Could you instead
draw a diagram (flowchart?)
> Now to the java media player: You assign a pascal method to the
OnCompetion event (the question is how), and start the player
(pascal/jni). Once the song is over, OnCompletion will fire and call the
assigned pascal method.
Ah... I see. That is AFAIK not possible. Java doesn't have the proced
On 22/04/14 19:26, leledumbo wrote:
Now to the java media player: You assign a pascal method to the
OnCompetion event (the question is how), and start the player
(pascal/jni). Once the song is over, OnCompletion will fire and call the
assigned pascal method.
Ah... I see. That is AFAIK not possi
