The Android GUI toolkit is quite different from what you get on the PC with
regards to application lifetime. Essentially, every screen is a class
called Activity and every screen transition is a call to a different
Activity. The cool thing about that is that you can also call Activities
from a
On Tue, Dec 6, 2011 at 1:36 AM, Jason Grout wrote:
> On 11/26/11 3:05 PM, pong wrote:
>>
>> Two days ago during Thanksgiving dinner, I tried showing SAGE notebook
>> to my cousin who has an Android tablet. Well... I then realized that
>> Jmol (or rather Java runtime environment) is not supported o
On 11/26/11 3:05 PM, pong wrote:
Two days ago during Thanksgiving dinner, I tried showing SAGE notebook
to my cousin who has an Android tablet. Well... I then realized that
Jmol (or rather Java runtime environment) is not supported on android
(at least not out of the box)
My questions are:
1) H
On Sat, Nov 26, 2011 at 10:12 PM, pong wrote:
>
> Thanks for the tips, but I would like to have "live" 3D-plots (ones
> that one can spin and drag around).
In theory, doing this (written by Bill Cauchois) should work, but it
doesn't work on Android:
I = icosahedron()
I.show(viewer='canvas3
Thanks for the tips, but I would like to have "live" 3D-plots (ones
that one can spin and drag around).
On Nov 26, 6:56 pm, "A. Jorge Garcia" wrote:
> pong wrote:
>
> Two days ago during Thanksgiving dinner, I tried showing SAGE notebook
> to my cousin who has an Android tablet. Well... I then
