Hi all,
I am happy to share my creation.
I just started learning B4A.
I am really happy I could develop an android app so quickly.
It is a simple one, but it served my purpose.
Some years ago, I attempted the conventional way using Eclipse, etc.
Very soon, I gave up.
Coming from VB6 background, and knowing nothing about Java, it was just too much for me.
I am glad I stumbled into B4A.
I have attached only the Files folder and the .b4a file.
Basically, this plays a preset list of music files, each for the specified no. of times.
One can enter the number of repetitions in the edittextbox on the left.
Value of zero would skip that track.
Since it is not necessary to listen to the introduction, that is set to zero, by default.
The main mantra is to be chanted for 9 times or 108 times.
You can change it to just 2 while trying out the app.
I had to crop the audio files, since I ran into upload size limitation problems.
Regards,
KPS
I am happy to share my creation.
I just started learning B4A.
I am really happy I could develop an android app so quickly.
It is a simple one, but it served my purpose.
Some years ago, I attempted the conventional way using Eclipse, etc.
Very soon, I gave up.
Coming from VB6 background, and knowing nothing about Java, it was just too much for me.
I am glad I stumbled into B4A.
I have attached only the Files folder and the .b4a file.
Basically, this plays a preset list of music files, each for the specified no. of times.
One can enter the number of repetitions in the edittextbox on the left.
Value of zero would skip that track.
Since it is not necessary to listen to the introduction, that is set to zero, by default.
The main mantra is to be chanted for 9 times or 108 times.
You can change it to just 2 while trying out the app.
I had to crop the audio files, since I ran into upload size limitation problems.
Regards,
KPS
