@jacob1. A bit of an update.
After playing around with it a little, I found that tpt crashses on all saves from the internet (havn't tested local saves). Normal crashes would generate a crash dialog with system info and the stack trace, but, oddly, tpt doesn't do so. I tried looking at stdout through ADB but all I got is SDL complaining about its not finding certain libraries when the app loads. Nothing appears on stdout when the app closes. It could mean that the app closed willingly without encountering exceptions, but im not entirely sure because im used to making java android apps.
Also, I thought it would be really handy if there is a "safety" button that either prevents you from drawing or only allows you to draw when pressed. This would allow the user to line up the brush without actually making a mess.
Also, eraser tool doesnt work in zoom pan.
SD Card issues after 4.4 stopped with 5.0! So that is no longer an issue! :)
I have not used XCode in a long time, but from what I remember, the compiler is not C nor C++ it is Objective C. The code must be re-written to conform to ObjectiveC contructs. Not an easy task, but do-able. However iOS does support C/C++ libraries similar to Android but there are some declares you have to set/change. Again you will have to re-write code to support iOS API.
Are you going to put the result up on the Apple Store since without Jail-breaking an iOS device, you cannot "side-load" apps as you can on Android?
Hope that helps and good luck!
Why aren't we funding this?
Sorry to interrupt all that awesome-sounding programmer babble, but:
1) Great work(ofc)
2) There's an issue that's not exactly too bad, but still mildly annoying. When using search, the last letter typed will sometimes not be in the query.
Here is the full adb log from when the app starts up to when it crashes.
The complaints I talked about starts at line 12. Is that supposed to happen?
Edit: just want to add that the last line happened before the crash and is not likely related to the crash. Nothing appeared at the crash.