Can't build with current OPrime

[hugueslacroix]

I get a whole bunch of error when trying to test your application. It seems like I miss many Oprimelib component. Do you have a complete version of the lib somewhere on github?
I already got that one : https://github.com/hugueslacroix/OPrime/tree/master/OPrime-Android, but it seems to be incomplete, I doesn't include, for example :
ca.ilanguage.oprime.content.*
ca.ilanguage.oprime.activity. *

Thanks,

[cesine]

Hi @hugueslacroix

The problem is actually the opposite. OPrime has been updated to use fragments, while the BAT has not been updated to the current version of OPrime.

You can try checking out this commit to get the version of OPrime when the BAT was last updated. I haven't tested it, most likely you will need other guidance. Are you sure you don't want to use the BAT release that is in the play store https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ca.ilanguage.bilingualaphasiatest , or are you one of @MarquisAlx 's students?

$ git checkout 1d9569730a4f79240f62e1ebe2e6cb4311b0e060

[hugueslacroix]

I'm working with Marie Pourquié, we want to develop another Aphasia test, so we need the library, but not specifically the BAT project. I just wanted to test the BAT to get familiar with the code of the library.

As I can understand, the latest version of the library is in the OPrime project. So I'll start my new application using the latest version. We can now close this issue then. I'll probably write you back in a little while if I have any question on the lib itself.

Thanks for your quick answer.

[cesine]

Hi @hugueslacroix

There are two ways you can use OPrime, the StoryBook tutorial shows how to use it via intents (ie, the user can install the OPrime app from google play https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ca.ilanguage.oprime, and so you don't even need to build with the library). This is the easiest way to use it, and what we did with Alex's students who had no prior android experience in a workshop. https://github.com/cesine/OPrime/wiki/Storybook-Experiment-Tutorial

The other way to use OPrime is how the BAT uses it, as a library in your Eclipse. This is more powerful, but you are also going to have to deal with the fact that the OPrime library has changed significantly in the past year to be able to use fragments, and not all of the library is updated since we just updates as we build apps that are using it. I'm actually writing an app using OPrime now, its the anomia for me app which lets users build their own vocabularies [audio, image, video, text] for either anomia or for heritage speakers of minority languages:

• https://github.com/cesine/AndroidLanguageLearningClientForFieldDB/tree/nativeApp
• https://github.com/OpenSourceFieldlinguistics/OPrime
• You can see it on google play (I release roughly once a week since I'm actively adding features as I use it in the field) https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.github.opensourcefieldlinguistics.fielddb.lessons.georgian

I expect to be working on the AndroidLanguageLearningClientForFieldDB (and OPrime) app for the next few months while I'm in the field (I'm in Batumi Georgia) so I'm happy to add specific examples for "how to do x," just let me know... or if Marie agrees, consider posting your source on github so I can help you more directly

[cesine]

for anyone who wants some sample code in the future:

We finished the Georgian together app, here is a video showing how the audio and video recording work:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nULRWUMUc-I

The code is here
https://github.com/cesine/AndroidLanguageLearningClientForFieldDB

and the installer is here https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.github.opensourcefieldlinguistics.fielddb.lessons.georgian