Hi everyone,
Here are the latest updates on Usbong.
A. Tasks accomplished:
+updated: Usbong icon (round edges = OK)
+added: textFieldWithAnswer, textAreaWithAnswer
<task-node name="textFieldWithAnswer~Who is the founder of Usbong (nickname)?Answer=Mike">
<transition to="textDisplay~Correct!" name="Yes"></transition>
<transition to="textDisplay~Incorrect!" name="No"></transition>
name="Any"></transition>
</task-node>
+fixed: in multiple checkboxes, if required num of ticks is 0, and user doesn't tick any, pressing next, then back, results to error.
--> solution: add try-catch statement if string is not an int
+fixed: debug mode (if TRUE, skip the screen)
--> multiple radio buttons = OK
--> textfield = OK
--> textfield with unit = OK
--> textfield numerical = OK
--> textarea = OK
B. Work-in-progress:
-Usbong FITS (Forest in the Sky)
--> site to upload and download usbong trees
For now, you may download usbong trees here:
Place the .xml or .utree files into /sdcard/usbong/usbong_trees
C. Bluestacks
For those who are using Bluestacks (http://www.bluestacks.com/),
here are the steps to run Usbong and install usbong trees.
1) Download Bluestacks
--> works in XP, Vista, Win 7 (beta), Mac (beta)
Once Bluestacks is installed, press the magnifying glass (i.e. search for apps)
2) Download and install: Usbong
3) Download and install: File Manager
--> this is so that we can install usbong trees
To install usbong trees...
1) Put the usbong file in your computer
to: C:\ProgramData\BlueStacks\ UserData\SharedFolder
If you can't find it, make sure that
"Tools -> Folder Options -> View -> Show hidden files, folders, or drives" is enabled.
Once placed in the directory,open File Manager.
The file should now be in: /mnt/sdcard/bstfolder/ BstSharedFolder
2) To copy, Press "Multi", then select the file.
3) Press Copy, then Paste it to the new location.
In this case: /mnt/sdcard/usbong/usbong_ trees
Refer to attachments for screenshots.
That's it!
Let me know if you encounter any issues.
Thanks Jerome D. for the help.
Finally, happy birthday, Jose Rizal.
Cheers,
Mike