SpiderBasic

Would be worth doing that now - originally it was just going to be a set of functions, but after converting to a module, I didn't move the structures

Ah, yes, forgot the structures again (keep them in a resident file) :


Enumeration Mail_Process_Type
#MAIL_INVALID = -1
#MAIL_TO = 0
#MAIL_CC
#MAIL_BCC
#MAIL_SUBJECT
#MAIL_BODY
EndEnumeration


Structure Mail_Receipient_Type
recipient.s
flag.i
EndStructure

Structure Mail_Receipient
List ...

Here is the test program :

XIncludeFile "..\Modules\Mail.sb"

Global.s moduleName="Example"
Global.s procedureName="A Procedure"
Global.i lineNumber=1234
Global.s error="Testing"

If Mail::CreateMail(0, "njk@blurg.com", "Program Error")
Mail::SetMailBody(0,"Error report For module : "+moduleName ...

Would this code be useful :

DeclareModule Mail
EnableExplicit

Declare.i AddMailAttachment(mail.i,description$,fileName$,mimeType$="")
Declare.i AddMailAttachmentData(mail.i,description$,*Buffer,BufferLength,mimeType$="")
Declare.i AddMailRecipient(mail.i, address$, flags.i=#PB_UTF8 ...

It should do - I would think/hope that OpenFileRequester doesn't default to the base of the app directory, and should really only look in the media directory.

Essentially, it looks like the old wait-for-device and wait-for-devices did the same thing, but that isn't the case with your SDK, in which the two do different things...

I'm presuming, of course, ADB is being used to transfer to the Android machine...

Yes, hopefully appropriate amendments will be made to the help file

Try using AllocateStructure instead of AllocateMemory - by the looks of it, the latter is only to be used with Poke and Peek, whilst the former is for structures.

Thus :

DeclareModule CHESS
Declare.i Init(Title.s)
EndDeclareModule

Module CHESS

Structure GUI_STRUCT
Window.i
WindowHandle.i ...

Indeed - not easy especially if these processors dont bother processing window events...