Android

[kharpster]

(07-15-2015 06:59 AM)chromos Wrote:  

(03-24-2015 10:42 PM)Tim Wessman Wrote:  The only way to do so at this time is either copy and paste (from text somewhere) directly into the emulator. Or else to load the file from the pc to the data folder on the android device. There is no direct connection to the connkit at this point.

See emphasis (by me). Where is such folder on android device, please? I can't see it.

I could be wrong, but, I believe that your Android device has to be rooted in order to see the folders where the majority of the applications are stored. I have tried a number of tools and cannot see the folders.

This is what I do, it seems lengthy but it does not really take much effort:

From the connectivity kit, copy the desired Prime program text to an editor on your computer that supports Unicode encoding (not UTF 8), I use Notepad++. Save the file as a .txt file on your computer.

Copy the .txt file from your computer to the desired folder on your Android device using the method native to your computer (Android File Transfer on a Mac).

I then use JOTA (text editor) on the Android device to open and perform a select all/copy to copy the text into memory on the Android device.

Start the HP Prime emulator and create a new program (with the appropriate name) and delete the default template code from the new program.

With the "empty" program still open, swipe the screen to get to the Prime's edit menu, select paste, and the program text copied to memory in JOTA will be inserted into your Prime program.