=====SetOrientation=====
//(Samples taken from the Droidscript documentation)//\\ \\ The **SetOrientation** method forces the screen to either "**Portrait**" or "**Landscape**" orientation. After using this function rotating the phone/tablet will have no effect on the app's orientation.\\ To unlock the orientation call the function again using the orientation "**Default**". The optional **callback** function is invoked after orientation change. 
<code>app.SetOrientation( orient, callback );</code>
====Example====
<code javascript>
function OnStart()
{
  app.SetOrientation( "Landscape", OnOrientationChanged );

  lay = app.CreateLayout( "Linear", "Vertical" );
  txt = app.CreateText( "Hello" );
  txt.SetTextSize( 32 );
  lay.AddChild( txt );
  app.AddLayout( lay );
}

function OnOrientationChanged()
{
  app.ShowPopup( "Current orientation = " + app.GetOrientation() );
}

</code>

=====GetOrientation=====

The **GetOrientation** method gets the current orientation of the phone/tablet. It will return either the value "**Portrait**" or the value "**Landscape**".
<code>orient = app.GetOrientation();</code>
====Example====
<code javascript>
function OnStart()
{
  orient = app.GetOrientation();
  app.ShowPopup( orient );
}
</code>

=====GetDefaultOrientation=====

The **GetDefaultOrientation** method gets the default (normal) orientation of the device. It will return either the value "**Portrait**" or the value "**Landscape**".
<code>orient = app.GetDefaultOrientation();</code>
====Example====
<code javascript>
function OnStart()
{
  orient = app.GetDefaultOrientation();
  app.ShowPopup( orient );
}
</code>