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Revision 77e66c58

Added by Leszek Koltunski 11 months ago

in API 34 R.id. things are no loger constants and cannot be used in switches.

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src/main/java/org/distorted/examples/singlemesh/SingleMeshActivity.java
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      {
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      Button butt = (Button)view;
78 78 
      int id = butt.getId();
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      SingleMeshSurfaceView sView = findViewById(R.id.singlemeshSurfaceView);
79 
      SingleMeshSurfaceView v = findViewById(R.id.singlemeshSurfaceView);
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      SingleMeshRenderer r = v.getRenderer();
80 81 

  		




  81
  
  
    
      switch(id)


  		




  82
  
  
    
        {


  		




  83
  
  
    
        case R.id.singlemeshButtonLX : sView.getRenderer().apply( (1<<4) + (0<<2) + 0, 0 ); break;


  		




  84
  
  
    
        case R.id.singlemeshButtonRX : sView.getRenderer().apply( (2<<4) + (0<<2) + 0, 0 ); break;


  		




  85
  
  
    
        case R.id.singlemeshButtonLY : sView.getRenderer().apply( (0<<4) + (1<<2) + 0, 1 ); break;


  		




  86
  
  
    
        case R.id.singlemeshButtonRY : sView.getRenderer().apply( (0<<4) + (2<<2) + 0, 1 ); break;


  		




  87
  
  
    
        case R.id.singlemeshButtonLZ : sView.getRenderer().apply( (0<<4) + (0<<2) + 1, 2 ); break;


  		




  88
  
  
    
        case R.id.singlemeshButtonRZ : sView.getRenderer().apply( (0<<4) + (0<<2) + 2, 2 ); break;


  		




  89
  
  
    
        }


  		




  
  82
  
    
      if( id == R.id.singlemeshButtonLX ) r.apply( (1<<4) + (0<<2) + 0, 0 );


  		




  
  83
  
    
      if( id == R.id.singlemeshButtonRX ) r.apply( (2<<4) + (0<<2) + 0, 0 );


  		




  
  84
  
    
      if( id == R.id.singlemeshButtonLY ) r.apply( (0<<4) + (1<<2) + 0, 1 );


  		




  
  85
  
    
      if( id == R.id.singlemeshButtonRY ) r.apply( (0<<4) + (2<<2) + 0, 1 );


  		




  
  86
  
    
      if( id == R.id.singlemeshButtonLZ ) r.apply( (0<<4) + (0<<2) + 1, 2 );


  		




  
  87
  
    
      if( id == R.id.singlemeshButtonRZ ) r.apply( (0<<4) + (0<<2) + 2, 2 );


  		




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      }


  		




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}


  		












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