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> Thank you all for your suggestions.
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In the end I have decided to use WebView and HTML to create the desired
layout (page) using the code provided in this pages
http://www.monocube.com/2011/02/08/android-tutorial-html-file-in-webview/
> A good html equation editor that I found is:
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Because I will have a series of layouts (new pages) new pages with text and
equations, could I make the app to think that it is displaying a webpage,
therefore in the string I would be able to use the HTML language
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I have tried to write simple equations but if I want to display more
complex equations (with more mathematical expressions lets say)
1+√5 2
The 2 function that would work HTML does not work in XML or at
least when I load the app with the emulator
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Thank you for the reply, I may have to write many equations . I have also
tried inserting PNGs but unfortunately the size of the app grows
exponentially.
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Thank you very much for your reply, I was unable to find any emulators also
I am new to android development I am not sure if this has to be implement
in java?
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Hello, I am creating an Android App and I do not know how to write an
equation which will be displayed to the user, an example could be y=x/2. I
am interested to put the x on the top and 2 on the bottom. I have tried to
write it as a string such as y=x2 (HTML) but Android or XML does
not recogn
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