How to Build with Ant
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11 months ago
I feel as if I'm missing something very basic indeed, so if someone could point out what I'm missing I'd appreciate it greatly.
I don't know how to build to android with ant.
I have completed all the steps successfully so far, including doing a test build from processing to a connected android device which is beautifully running ketai, and oscP5, communicating with a desktop app running oscP5 and minim. All seems to be well in test build.
However, when I export an android app and then go to the directory in terminal (OSX here) and run "ant", I get a
"Buildfile: /blah/blee/theFileITotallyWantToBuild.xml"
and then
BUILD SUCCESSFUL
and yet... no file? nothing has changed. I was under the impression, perhaps wrongly, that I'd get an .apk file out of this whole mess to move over to my android device. Or maybe the option to install this file directly to the device. But I'm not sure how to do that. I've been looking around for tutorials and help files for a while now, and I'm not sure how to proceed.
So, uh, what very simple thing do I not know about here?
Thanks!
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I don't know how to build to android with ant.
I have completed all the steps successfully so far, including doing a test build from processing to a connected android device which is beautifully running ketai, and oscP5, communicating with a desktop app running oscP5 and minim. All seems to be well in test build.
However, when I export an android app and then go to the directory in terminal (OSX here) and run "ant", I get a
"Buildfile: /blah/blee/theFileITotallyWantToBuild.xml"
and then
BUILD SUCCESSFUL
and yet... no file? nothing has changed. I was under the impression, perhaps wrongly, that I'd get an .apk file out of this whole mess to move over to my android device. Or maybe the option to install this file directly to the device. But I'm not sure how to do that. I've been looking around for tutorials and help files for a while now, and I'm not sure how to proceed.
So, uh, what very simple thing do I not know about here?
Thanks!
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thinking about learning how to think in order to more effectively learn
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