emu48 now for android-OS

[Eric Rechlin]

Régis and I have been in regular email contact, with me doing a lot of testing of Emu48 for Android, and he already has a version 1.1 released (which I will probably post to my site later today, but it's already available in Google Play) that fixes a number of issues from 1.0, and since then he's also finally tracked down and fixed one of the screen corruption bugs (noticeable when scrolling text up) that has affected the 80-line screen (49g+/50g) emulation since the beginning of Emu48+. I'll be sure to include that in the next release of Emu48+, which I will release after Emu48 is next updated.

I am also working a high-resolution version of my "Eric's Real 50g" skin that is optimized for the highest resolution phones of today, with a better aspect ratio and a resolution of 1440x2700. I hope to have that done by the end of this week, as the emulator looks a lot nicer with that than my existing "Large" size skins, which are only about 437x940 in the most appropriate arrangement. I'm doing all testing on a Galaxy S7, but if someone with an S8/S9 or S10 wants to test it over the next few days to verify it works well on those screen sizes, please email me and I'll send you a copy to test.

Sadly there are no good tutorials or tools for editing KML files, but Christoph's documentation (https://www.hpcalc.org/details/3654) covers everything you need to know. I have some code that I've written that helps me automate some of the calculations for offsets of the buttons to speed up the development of new KML scripts, but nothing is in publicly-usable form.