Simple-Mobile-Slave - GitHub. Tutorials - Automating your Android Phone with SL4A - First Example. First Example September 2, 2010 By Paul Ferrill In the first installment of this article we looked at getting Google's Scripting Layer for Android (SL4A) downloaded and installed on your Android phone.
We examined the basics of writing scripts using Python and even included a short script to set a few of the profile settings. This time we'll take a look at some of the sample scripts found on the SL4A website and talk about how you might write a script of your own. figure 1 The first thing you should do after installing the SL4A application on your phone is to add a shortcut to the scripts folder on one of the home screens. It seems as though there is a universal rule when teaching a new programming language that you must create a program to output the phrase "Hello World". One of the really useful examples in the tutorial list is under the title "How to get your own IP address". Import SimpleHTTPServer from os import chdir chdir('/sdcard/ /dcim/Camera'') SimpleHTTPServer.test() Vella-coding...when all u want is to sleep #android #python. PHP on Android: Run SL4A + PHP in Android Emulator via Eclipse.
This tutorial assumes that you have set up Eclipse with Android SDK as described here Make sure to install Android SDK 1.6.
You will need to create an Android Virtual Device (AVD) that runs on platform 1.6 – we will do this later. There are really two stages to this project: get SL4A (Scripting Languages For Android) working in the emulator and then install PhpForAndroid.apk on your virtual device. Let’s get started. 1. Install TortoiseHG for Windows from here We need this to download the source of SL4A that is kept in a Mercurial repository. TortoiseHG is a program to manage Mercurial repositories. Google App Engine - Python Development (with Eclipse) Python Development with PyDev and Eclipse. Python Development with PyDev and Eclipse - Tutorial Copyright © 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 vogella GmbH Python, Pydev and Eclipse This article describes how to write and debug Python programs with Eclipse This article is based on Eclipse 4.3, Python 3.3.1 and PyDev version 2.7.3.
Python is an interpreted programming language and claims to be a very effective programming language. SMS Messaging in Android. It would be safe to say that nearly every mobile phone sold in the past decade has SMS messaging capabilities.
In fact, SMS messaging is one great killer application for the mobile phone and it has created a steady revenue stream for mobile operators. Understanding how to use SMS messaging in your application can provide you with many ideas to create the next killer application. In this article, we take a look at how you can programmatically send and receive SMS messages in your Android applications.
Android Tutorial. Introduction to Android development. Introduction The BlackBerry and iPhone, which have appealing and high-volume mobile platforms, are addressing opposite ends of a spectrum.
The BlackBerry is rock-solid for the enterprise business user. For a consumer device, it's hard to compete with the iPhone for ease of use and the "cool factor. " Developer's Guide: Python - Google Contacts Data API - Google Code. The Google Contacts API allows client applications to view and update a user's contacts.
Contacts are stored in the user's Google Account; most Google services have access to the contact list. Your client application can use the Google Contacts API to create new contacts, edit or delete existing contacts, and query for contacts that match particular criteria Audience This document is intended for programmers who want to write client applications that can interact with Google's contact lists. It provides a series of examples of basic API interactions. This document assumes that you understand the general ideas behind the Google Data APIs protocol. Getting started. Tutorials - Android Scripting With Python - Hello World and More. Installation and Hello World August 19, 2010 By Paul Ferrill When you install the Python interpreter, you get a number of sample programs, or scripts, including the traditional "Hello World" code.
The code looks like this: import android droid = android.Android() droid.makeToast('Hello, Android! ') The makeToast call will display the text in a pop-up dialog box. Figure 3 you certainly won't be doing any serious coding and debugging that way. Figure 4. Android - Working With Android Contacts - Android Tutorials. Learn to work with the Android contacts database.
Basic knowledge of accessing SQLite in Android along with using Cursors is expected. See the Android SQLite and Cursor Article for more information. Google changed the contacts database moving from 1.x to 2.0 versions of Android. This tutorial will be broken into 3 sections. Blowfish_sms.py at master from s7ephen's Blowfish-SMS - GitHub. Android-smspopup - Project Hosting on Google Code. Donate to the project via the Google Play Store.
Donate to the project via PayPal: An Android application that intercepts incoming text messages and displays them in a popup window (activity). The popup window shows the contact the message came from and their contact photo (if there is one) as well as the content of the message. Directly from the popup the user is given the option to Close the popup (marking the message read) or Reply to the message (using a system intent).
The more recent versions of SMS Popup also have a full notifications system built in - this allows a user to disable the built in messaging app notifications and use those from SMS Popup. Screenshots: Tutorials and Sample Code - The Open Mob for Android(TM) Lists This section lists, in alphabetical order, separately-housed collections of tutorials and sample code anddev.org: large collection of tutorials, grouped by level of experience required (novice vs. advanced)Android Snippets: collection of source code snippets, with commentsHello Views: from the official Android site, a collection of samples for major GUI widgets and containersLearning Android: A site dedicated to creating code tutorials that are both useful and up to date with the current SDKSDK Sample Code: online edition of the sample code that accompanies the Android SDKA blog on Android Beginner's Tutorials: a step-by-step introduction to android development concepts along with sample code to illustrate each concept separately, in a very simple way Individual Tutorials and Samples This section provides links to specific tutorials or sample code snippets, housed on this wiki or elsewhere, grouped into categories for easier navigation.
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