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juliocmfj 1 year, 8 months ago.
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Copy the files to the Android folder of your project and use one of the commands via cmd: gradle build, gradlew assembleDebug or gradlew assembleRelease.
That way you do not have to open the project in Android Studio.
Follow the download link: https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B2lZ_pN3kwOJZ0RKNWh2bEFOZW8
You only have to open the project once in android studio. After that you can just alt-tab between ted2go and android studio, building in one, running in the other. Ditto with xcode.
This way, you can modify the project, change test devices, sign builds easily, get nice logcat output with filtering and maybe even c++ debugging once I work out how! And the next time google break everything, you’re still good to go.
Up to you of course, but I found the whole command line build/debug process really crappy. Maybe its easier if you know what yer doing though!
This form I’m using, by CMD, is just to be able to test the APK in debug mode. It is a very fast way to generate a functional APK (I can generate an APK just by copying the files I posted before) and executing the commands via CMD.
I’m still starting on Monkey 2. At first I used BlitzMax for many years, and today I really like that language, after all, congratulations for having created it.
He wanted to leave the environment ready for when he started the project itself. Now is continue learning to do best possible and be able to help what you know here in the forum.
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