If not, give a chance to set it and a welcome message. Whatever
happens, wind up with some sort of default name so the query isn't
repeated unless user clears all defaults.
if it's not installed (because SMS apps confuses with the way it
presents multiple URLs.) Will try to do the same thing with the
redirect .php script whose output will stick around if the redirect
fails. Also, use URI.Builder instead of a format string to build the
redirect URL. It's cleaner. Still need to have a space in the format
string to keep sentence-finishing period from becoming part of the
room name. Not sure how to fix that without moving to html messages
which I assume don't work in SMS.
google's crash report site, when I try to launch something to handle
http and nothing can. Maybe people are installing Crosswords on
devices that don't have browsers.
someone. Factor out code from create-and-invite path to support this.
Move invite-related strings into resources. Still untested with
networked device (to send email.)
to local, non-robot players, which at the moment means only the first
will get used. Not sure what the right strategy is now so maybe all
but the first goes away.
between dict and language. I really want to lock the two defaults --
force to change both if one is a different language -- but am not sure
it that's easy enough to do quickly (for next beta.)
(eventually) explanatory text. Currently more-or-less works,
including sending an email with a link that when clicked launches
Crosswords. (Still need to respond to that link on receipt, but I'm
at least pulling out the necessary fields.)
downloading dicts. Still to do: check if external is available before
offering; and either remove ability to download from within config
dialog or offer that choice there. Or just use a preference to
determine where storage happens. Also, on emulator game hangs during
download when using external storage.
player: remove dictName from CurGameInfo and GameSummary classes and
from DB; deal with missing dicts (the warning, fetching and replacing)
when opening games and deleting dicts. Etc. Trivial testing passes.
