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To build Android applications, you need to establish a development environment. In this section, we are going to walk you through downloading JDK 6, the Eclipse IDE, the Android SDK, and ADT. We ll also help you configure Eclipse to build Android applications.

Notice that the approach for drawing a rectangle is quite similar to that for a triangle. We have specified four vertices instead of three. Then we have used indices as here:

# let needs_rebal acc cur_prices = let percnt_hold = percent_holding acc cur_prices in Listfilter (fun x -> (snd x) > accmax_ind_holding) percnt_hold;; val needs_rebal : account -> (string * float) list -> (string * float) list = <fun> # needs_rebal (Hashtblfind db "first") cur_prices;; - : (string * float) list = [("GOOG", 048786229925648322)] Here is where the information in the account about the maximum individual holding comes in If a given position is more than the maximum, it needs to be rebalanced This function returns a list of symbols in a given account that need to be rebalanced: # let contains_symbol symb acc = Listfold_left (fun x y -> if (x) then x else y) false (Listmap (fun x -> xsymbol = symb) acc);; val contains_symbol : string -> position list -> bool = <fun> # let accounts_holding symb accdb = Hashtbl.

short[] myIndecesArray = {0,1,2,0,2,3};

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The first thing you ll need is the JDK. As we said earlier, the Android SDK 1.0 requires JDK 5 or higher, and we developed the examples using JDK 6. To get started, download JDK 6 from the Sun web site: http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp.

We have reused the numbered vertices (0 through 3) twice so that each three vertices make up a triangle. So (0,1,2) makes up the first triangle and (0,2,3) makes up the second triangle. Drawing these two triangles using the GL_TRIANGLES primitives will draw the necessary rectangle. You can see the image of the drawn rectangle in Figure 10 7.

fold (fun x y z -> if (contains_symbol symb ypos) then (x :: z) else z) accdb [];; val accounts_holding : string -> ('a, account) Hashtblt -> 'a list = <fun> # accounts_holding "CSCO" db;; - : string list = ["first"] #.

This method of explicitly specifying vertices to draw can be tedious. For example, if you want to draw a polygon of 20 sides, then you need to specify 20 vertices, with each vertex requiring up to three values, for a total of 60 values. It is just not workable.

After you download the JDK, you ll want to install it and set the JAVA_HOME environment variable to point to the JDK install folder. On a Windows machine, you can do this from a command line by typing this code: set JAVA_HOME=[YOUR JDK_PATH_GOES_HERE] Now, you can download the Eclipse IDE for Java Developers (not the edition for Java EE). Again, the examples in this book use Eclipse 3.4 (on a Windows environment), which you can download from http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/.

A better approach to draw such figures as a triangle or a square is to define an abstract polygon by defining some aspects of it such as the origin and radius and then have that polygon give us the vertex array, and possibly the index array (so that we can draw individual triangles), in return. The key then is to construct the abstract polygon that does this. We called this class RegularPolygon. Once we have this kind of an object we can use it as shown in Listing 10 23 to render various regular polygons.

You can use these last two functions to find out which account is holding a given symbol. You can also get a list of all the accounts that hold a position in a given symbol. These two functions are important for finding where a given position might be.

Listing 10 23. Using a RegularPolygon Object //A polygon with 4 sides and a radious of 0.5 //and located at (x,y,z) of (0,0,0) RegularPolygon square = new RegularPolygon(0,0,0,0.5f,4); //Let the polygon return the vertices mFVertexBuffer = square.getVertexBuffer(); //Let the polygon return the triangles mIndexBuffer = square.getIndexBuffer(); //you will need this for glDrawElements

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