Touchline
Bell ringing tool: create and view compositions for conductors and ringers alike
Yorkshire Surprise · uk.co.yorkshiresurprise.touchtoolkit
UpdatedJun 6, 2024
PublishedApr 26, 2024
Packageuk.co.yorkshiresurprise.touchtoolkit
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SHA1 (signer)9A:C0:24:BA:21:3E:26:7F:CA:8A:D2:C5:1E:6A:F5:C9:F5:C3:F6:29
Signed byO=Yorkshire Surprise, ST=Yorkshire, C=GB
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What's new
Fixed bug that prevented multi-method compositions from saving
Previously... Brought into line with Google's latest publishing standards and versions, and refreshed method library to April 2024
Previously... Brought into line with Google's latest publishing standards and versions, and refreshed method library to April 2024
Description
Another Bell Ringing app!
Create and view compositions - useful for conductors, both established and learners, and anybody who partakes in change ringing.
Features
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Quick and easy system of looking up touches when in the tower
See where calls should be made
See where to call a method change when splicing
Compose touches with the interactive editor
Check for Trueness/Falseness
Future enhancements in the works:
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Make more tablet friendly
Export and import compositions
Add variations as alternatives to standard methods
Add more method info
Provide useful feedback on why a composition is regarded as being False
Known issues:
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Kent/Oxford splicing does not follow the convention for where the splice is made - this will be fixed in a future release.
Some methods have incorrect bobs and singles - these are generated through an automatic algorithm that makes some generalisations which are not appropriate in all circumstances - this also affects Methodology. An improved algorithm is in the works...
Create and view compositions - useful for conductors, both established and learners, and anybody who partakes in change ringing.
Features
=======
Quick and easy system of looking up touches when in the tower
See where calls should be made
See where to call a method change when splicing
Compose touches with the interactive editor
Check for Trueness/Falseness
Future enhancements in the works:
===========================
Make more tablet friendly
Export and import compositions
Add variations as alternatives to standard methods
Add more method info
Provide useful feedback on why a composition is regarded as being False
Known issues:
===========
Kent/Oxford splicing does not follow the convention for where the splice is made - this will be fixed in a future release.
Some methods have incorrect bobs and singles - these are generated through an automatic algorithm that makes some generalisations which are not appropriate in all circumstances - this also affects Methodology. An improved algorithm is in the works...
Required features
- Faketouch android.hardware.faketouch
Permissions (1)
Touchline requests the following Android permissions:
- Uk Co Yorkshiresurprise Touchtoolkit Dynamic Receiver Not Exported Permission uk.co.yorkshiresurprise.touchtoolkit.DYNAMIC_RECEIVER_NOT_EXPORTED_PERMISSION
