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This document provides instructions for creating a simple guessing game app using B4A. It includes: 1. Storing a random number and comparing the user's input to determine if it is higher or lower than the stored number. 2. Adding a button and text edit field to accept the user's guess. 3. Displaying a toast message indicating whether the guess is higher, lower, or correct. It then provides an example of creating a list view with customizable properties like text size, color, and background color when selected or scrolling. The list view title is also updated based on the item clicked.

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284 views5 pages

B4a Brief

This document provides instructions for creating a simple guessing game app using B4A. It includes: 1. Storing a random number and comparing the user's input to determine if it is higher or lower than the stored number. 2. Adding a button and text edit field to accept the user's guess. 3. Displaying a toast message indicating whether the guess is higher, lower, or correct. It then provides an example of creating a list view with customizable properties like text size, color, and background color when selected or scrolling. The list view title is also updated based on the item clicked.

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Creating B4A program Invoke B4A Tool. File >> New Save as Hello.

b4a Add code


Sub Activity_Create(FirstTime As Boolean) Activity.LoadLayout("Layout1") Log("Hello World") Msgbox("Hello World","This is the Title") End Sub

Press F5 to compile . Copy hello.dbk to c:\user\Vijay\youwave Start youwave and click B4A Example

Notice MsgBox Displayed caption=Hello World along with Title=This is the Title

Now Open Designer AddView>>Label =Label1 Rtclk Label1 >>Generate>>Label1 as Label This will add code in sub Globals section Dim Label1 as Label

Now Save Designer Layout as Main Add following code Sub Activity_Create() Activity.LoadLayout(Main) Label1.Text = Hello World End Sub Again Rtclk Label1>>Generate>>click This will generate templae Label1_Click. Add the code Sub Label1_Click Label1.Text = Who Clicked Me End Sub Compile and Run You See a Label Hello World is displayed If you click on the Label , it will turn to Who clicked Me

===================================x============================================= Ex: Guess My Number Computer Stores a number on startup. You has to enter a Guess number in TextEdit and Click the Button. Computer compares the User Entry with Stored Guess and Display message accordingly.

Add a Button and TextEdit

Add Click Event to Button Add code:


Code:

Sub Globals Dim MyNumber As Int Dim EditText1 As EditText End Sub Sub Activity_Create(FirstTime As Boolean) Activity.LoadLayout("Main") 'Load the layout file Main.bal. MyNumber = Rnd(1, 100) 'Choose a random number between 1 to 99 End Sub Sub Button1_Click If EditText1.Text > MyNumber Then ToastMessageShow("My number is smaller.", False) Else If EditText1.Text < MyNumber Then ToastMessageShow("My number is larger.", False) Else ToastMessageShow("Well done.", True) End If EditText1.SelectAll End Sub

=================== xxx=============================== Ex: ListView Create List with 20 Items List Item with textcolour=Blue, List background=Gray (Normal) Blue (Whenclicked) Black (When Scrolled) List Title Update to ID of clicked cell
Sub Globals Dim ListView1 As ListView End Sub Sub Activity_Create(FirstTime As Boolean) 'Load layout file Main.bal created with B4A designer Activity.LoadLayout("Main") 'Initialize List and set event name=ListView1 ListView1.Initialize("ListView1") 'Set Properties of ListItems such as Height, Color, Alignment ListView1.SingleLineLayout.ItemHeight=100dip 'Note use of dip unit which causes autoscaling ListView1.SingleLineLayout.Label.TextSize = 40'Note dip unit is notused here since text size is already measured in scaled unit ListView1.SingleLineLayout.Label.TextColor = Colors.Blue ListView1.SingleLineLayout.Label.Gravity= Gravity.CENTER ListView1.ScrollingBackgroundColor= Colors.Black ListView1.Color=Colors.Gray ListView1.FastScrollEnabled=True 'Enable this if you have many item to scroll 'Add Items to the List For i = 1 To 20 ListView1.AddSingleLine("item #" & i) Next

'Disp List on Activity. Note use of percent unit for width and height Activity.AddView(ListView1,0,0,100%x,100%y) End Sub Sub ListView1_ItemClick(Position As Int, Value As Object) Activity.Title = Value End Sub

We can set background to gradient while scrolling with this code


Dim GD As GradientDrawable GD.Initialize("TR_BL", Array As Int(Colors.Gray, Colors.LightGray)) Activity.Background = GD

There are three types of ListView Items 1. singleLineLayout 2. TwoLinesLayout 3. TwoLinesAndBitmap

Dim Bitmap1 As Bitmap Bitmap1.Initialize(File.DirAssets, "button.gif")button.gip must be placed in Projects sub Directory named Files For i = 1 To 300 ListView1.AddSingleLine("Item #" & i) ListView1.AddTwoLines("Item #" & i, "This is the second line.") ListView1.AddTwoLinesAndBitmap("Item #" & i, "This is the second line.", Bitmap1) Next

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