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Menu layouts

SpectraHex activity:

   + New game (ic_menu_compose.png)
      + Easy
      + Intermediate
      + Difficult
   + More (ic_menu_more.png)
      - High scores
      + About
      + Exit Application
   + Help (ic_menu_help.png)
   - Undo all moves (ic_menu_revert.png)


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Possible future database schema

   CREATE TABLE state (sel_x INTEGER, sel_y INTEGER, undo_pos INTEGER)
   CREATE TABLE board (x INTEGER, y INTEGER, color TEXT, 
      PRIMARY KEY (x, y))
   CREATE TABLE undo (date INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, value CLOB)


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Distribution for different difficulty levels:


board size: 36

total pri's 36        45       60

primary     36 100%   27 75%   16 43.75%

secondary    X         9 25%   16 43.75%

tertiary     X         X        4 12.5%

difficulty   N        D        I


So, this means:

A Normal game will have 36 randomly selected primaries.
A Difficult game will have 27 randomly selected primaries and 9 randomly selected secondaries.
An Impossible game will have 16 randomly selected primaries, 16 randomly selected secondaries and 4 tertiaries (which can only be Gray. But are a bitch to get rid of)


board size: 45

total pri's 45        56       75

primary     45 100%   34 75%   20 43.75%

secondary    X        11 25%   20 43.75%

tertiary     X         X        5 12.5%

difficulty   N        D        I


So, this means:

A Normal game will have 45 randomly selected primaries.
A Difficult game will have 34 randomly selected primaries and 11 randomly selected secondaries.
An Impossible game will have 20 randomly selected primaries, 20 randomly selected secondaries and 5 tertiaries (which can only be Gray. But are a bitch to get rid of)


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A color I liked:

   val colorDustyBlue = 0xFF097286


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Installing on the device or emulator specifically:

   $ ant install -Dadb.device.arg=-d
   $ ant install -Dadb.device.arg=-e


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Specifying the kind of build, normal or demo:

   Default is a normal build (not demo). To build demo:

      $ ant install -Dbuild.type=demo

   If you want to be explicit about it, you can do this:

      $ ant install -Dbuild.type=normal


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package manager and version info at runtime:

   val pm = getPackageManager()
   val pi = pm.getPackageInfo(getPackageName(), 0)
   Log.d(logTag, pi.versionName)


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version numbering:

Version info is kept in AndroidManifest.xml

versionName    versionCode
1.0.0.0        100000
1.12.1.9       112109
2.1.3.68       201368

pad these sections with zeroes:

   1 .  2 . 3 .  4
   1   02   3   04

   3 . 27 . 1 . 17
   3   27   1   17


change the version in these files:

AndroidManifest.xml-normal
AndroidManifest.xml-demo


version numbering scheme

major.minor.status.build
major.status.build

status
0 alpha
1 beta
2 release candidate
3 release

examples
   1.3.0.2         v1.3 alpha build 2
   1.2.1.1         v1.2 beta build 1
   2.10.3.5        v2.10 release build 5 (say they were bug fixes)
   1.5.2.20090818  Can even use a date for build
                   v1.5 release candidate 2009-08-18 build