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To see a personalized icon for your script in the program overview of DroidScript, place a .png file as asset in the folder Img with exactly the same name as your script.

e.g. if your script is called “MyApp” the icon should be “MyApp.png”.

The easiest way to do this uses the Wifi Ide but it can also be done directly on your phone/tablet using your file-manager.

An SPK is a DroidScript package. An SPK file is generated automatically by the DroidScript app when you share your app. To create an SPK file, long press on your script from the main DroidScript screen and select “Share via Email”. You can either proceed with sending the SPK to yourself or someone else via email, or cancel and browse the Android filesystem to get at your SPK file. The SPK will be located in the .DroidScript/Temp directory.

To use an SPK, you need to import it into DroidScript. Once you've got the SPK, Long press on it. Then share it to DroidScript. Wait for a Second or two, A dialog Box will appear whether you trust the source or not. Press yes. SPK will be created and you can see app.

I am trying to get the width and height (in pixels) that I have available to work with in the application. Is there a way to get the values?

Have you tried using app.GetDisplayWidth() & app.GetDisplayHeight()? These should return the width and height of the screen available to your app in pixels (excluding the notification bar at the top of the screen).

I am trying to use an anonymous function in a button event handler:

btn.SetOnTouch(function({myCallback(arg1,arg2...)}))

to pass arguments to the callback, but it doesn't work.

Sorry, DroidScript does not support anonymous functions as callback parameters.
This is due to a limitation within the Android WebView→Java bridge.