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New functions added to 2011.9 final
Hi
As requested in the forum, we added the following functions to the main tree :
- application:vibrate() - vibrates the device for 300ms for Android, and the device vibrates for a duration determined by iOS. Vibration will not work on the iPodTouch or the iPad
- application:getLanguage() - Returns the language of the device, conformant to ISO-639-1 standards (e.g en for English, de for German)
- application:getLocale() - Returns the locale (eg. language_country like tr_TR, en_CA, pt_BR)
All these functions will be available starting from 2011.9 final due a few weeks.
As usual, keep sending us UI and SDK requests, and also bugs that you encounter. Let's make Gideros Studio the most comprehensive and easy to use IDE & SDK out there to build mobile apps.
As requested in the forum, we added the following functions to the main tree :
- application:vibrate() - vibrates the device for 300ms for Android, and the device vibrates for a duration determined by iOS. Vibration will not work on the iPodTouch or the iPad
- application:getLanguage() - Returns the language of the device, conformant to ISO-639-1 standards (e.g en for English, de for German)
- application:getLocale() - Returns the locale (eg. language_country like tr_TR, en_CA, pt_BR)
All these functions will be available starting from 2011.9 final due a few weeks.
As usual, keep sending us UI and SDK requests, and also bugs that you encounter. Let's make Gideros Studio the most comprehensive and easy to use IDE & SDK out there to build mobile apps.
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I know this is an obvious question, but this is something I can't test (or I don't know how to).
Thanks
My guess would be probably not, only the languages related to their markets or simply most popular ones