Colin, Yes. My app is portrait only. I selected "Portrait" as the Initial Orientation in the Standalone App Settings and I don't alter the orientation settings in code. If you (or anyone else) has some advice, I'm all ears!!
-Dan > I didn't know about that text file, but I do know about the issue. Generally > speaking Android phones are in a default orientation when portrait, and > generally speaking Android tablets are in a default orientation when > landscape. So, for LiveCode to really let you know what's going on you have > to help it know which way is default. > > It does all look somewhat complicated. Are you making any assumptions in your > code about whether default is portrait or landscape? > >> Hi! >> >> In an iOS project I have a button on the screen that when you tilt the >> device, it slides left or right. Using the accelerationChanged message, >> this is easy. However, now that I am trying to replicate this on Android, >> it's not working. The "x" value retuned by accelerationChanged is all >> wrong! I see a discussion in the Android Release Notes about this but I >> can't make any sense of what they are talking about: >> >> "In order to correct orientation handling for this device, you must include >> a file named lc_device_config.txt in your APK bundle. Do this by adding the >> file in the Copy Files pane of the Standalone Builder. This file is used to >> map a device's to orientation to accelerometer value and is parsed by the >> Android engine on startup. If the current device matches an entry in the >> file, the orientation settings in that entry will be used." >> >> Does anyone know what this means? How to implement it? Or another way to >> deal with different devices having different 0 degree settings? >> >> Thanks in advance, >> -Dan _______________________________________________ use-livecode mailing list use-livecode@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-livecode
