Do you have a detailed tutorial?

[everydaysayhello]

Do you have a detailed tutorial? I didn't find a detailed tutorial on the official website.

[freakboy3742]

Unfortunately not. This is an area we'd like to improve;

At present, the best sources of learning material I can point you at are:

1. the test suite for Rubicon-Java (in this repo) - by it's nature, a test suite contains lots of examples of usage
2. The codebase for the Android backend for Toga. This is the primary user of Rubicon at present; the Andoid Java libraries are wrapped in the libs module, and then used in the various widgets and app classes.

I agree this isn't ideal; writing a more comprehensive tutorial (like the one that we have for Rubicon-ObjC) is on our TODO list.

[everydaysayhello]

Unfortunately not. This is an area we'd like to improve;

At present, the best sources of learning material I can point you at are:

1. the test suite for Rubicon-Java (in this repo) - by it's nature, a test suite contains lots of examples of usage
2. The codebase for the Android backend for Toga. This is the primary user of Rubicon at present; the Andoid Java libraries are wrapped in the libs module, and then used in the various widgets and app classes.

I agree this isn't ideal; writing a more comprehensive tutorial (like the one that we have for Rubicon-ObjC) is on our TODO list.

Can I ask you a question by the way? How can I access 'context' or 'activity' in Python code? When accessing with javaclass ('android / content / context '), an error will be reported.

[everydaysayhello]

Unfortunately not. This is an area we'd like to improve;

At present, the best sources of learning material I can point you at are:

1. the test suite for Rubicon-Java (in this repo) - by it's nature, a test suite contains lots of examples of usage
2. The codebase for the Android backend for Toga. This is the primary user of Rubicon at present; the Andoid Java libraries are wrapped in the libs module, and then used in the various widgets and app classes.

I agree this isn't ideal; writing a more comprehensive tutorial (like the one that we have for Rubicon-ObjC) is on our TODO list.

Because I want to use Python to access some functions of Android, such as locating, taking pictures, and getting the address book. Do you have any examples? Thanks for your help！

[freakboy3742]

On toga-android, the App implementation has a native attribute that is the Activity. This is cached on every widget as _native_activity. Activity is a subclass of Context.

The only examples of usage I can point you at is the usage in the Toga Android backend.

[everydaysayhello]

On toga-android, the App implementation has a native attribute that is the Activity. This is cached on every widget as _native_activity. Activity is a subclass of Context.

The only examples of usage I can point you at is the usage in the Toga Android backend.

I have another problem. Can you help me?Thank you very much!How can I transfer Java language 'null' to Python when I call java function? I tried to replace it with None, but I would report a NoneType error. And there is no array in Python, so I have no way to pass array parameters.