[fpc-other] pandroid package based apps

[Travis Siegel]

The simplest way to build a decent gui when using java is to use the 
grid layout.  That way, all your items are automatically configured for 
you.  I too am visually impaired, and I've written multiple java 
programs, no issue setting up a gui when grid mode is in use, java 
handles all the hard work for you.  It's not a pretty as doing it 
yourself, (assuming you can see the silly thing), but it sure does the 
trick for those of us who can't see the gui elements.


On 8/1/2021 3:33 PM, Mgr. Janusz Chmiel via fpc-other wrote:
> Dear specialists, dear users,
>
>     I have decided to do my best to empower Pandroid package bundle. 
> To empower this project, I will publish source codes in the texts of 
> my messages. It will be fully functioning source codes so everybody 
> can evaluate and extend it. If it will use some Java code, I will 
> always cytate original WEB page and my code will be never come from 
> closed sources apps. I will do my best to take Java codes from some 
> online forums, articles, ETC.
>
> Because I do not see at all, I will not focus on complex GUI. It would 
> only lead to massive criticism, because I can not add position values, 
> so GUI would be always rather ugly than nice. I will use maximum 2 3 
> GUI elements on my apps to demonstrate some Android APIS.
>
> You will see app to simply set alarm by using voice recognition 
> engine. You will see app to set maximum ringer volume by pressing one 
> button, because as visually impaired user of screen reader and speech 
> engines, I Am suffering because of hardware button. I will also add 
> button to reduce output volume to 25 percentage for The night.
>
>
> I will also try to use simple voice recognition series of commands to 
> setup an event by using build in Android planning app. My most complex 
> dream is to construct GPS app, which will use openstreet map OSMdroid 
> for Android library  .jar It will be using Gritview. If user will 
> click on AN row or column with A Corresponding name of point, app will 
> try to give user The info about The distance to this point.
>
>
> I will be using OSMdroidlibrary. My first painfull task will begin, 
> when I will have to compile this library to .jar. Then I will be 
> kindly asking The author of Pandroid if he could generate Pascal 
> headers for this aJava library.
>
> https://github.com/osmdroid/osmdroid
>
>
>
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