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    15 hours ago, microtronx said:

    will that tLocation use a lot of energy/battery or will it only be active each x minutes as defined in this line:

    That's just the timer. Battery life will be affected by the settings used with the actual location services, as determined by MonitoringDistance and MonitoringInterval. There's some information here about the best strategies to use:

     

    https://developer.android.com/guide/topics/location/strategies

     

     

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    There's an image here with EXIF data: http://orchids.enwphotos.com/2013-1/310.html

     

    Which includes the camera make etc. I use a Chrome plugin to view the data: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/exif-viewer/mmbhfeiddhndihdjeganjggkmjapkffm

    20 hours ago, Hans-Wolfgang said:

    Since my Leica Typ240 equipment is not in this list, I'm assuming that is the cause of the errors I'm encountering when trying to open one of these files

    I doubt it, since the camera make and model is in text form, not an index to different models

    20 hours ago, Hans-Wolfgang said:

    Wondering, however, if a descendent of one of the methods within CCR.Exif [or a simple, new one] can easily be written [and at what cost] to extract just the description and title [nothing more at present]

    Are you referring to Delphi code? Also, description and title are not known tags - perhaps you're referring to ImageDescription? There's a list here: https://www.exiv2.org/tags.html. Note that not all images will have anything in this tag.

     

    There's an answer on SO that suggests a simpler method of extracting EXIF at least in relation to JPEGs: https://stackoverflow.com/a/18624442/3164070

     

    There's also a couple of alternatives to CCR-EXIF, here: https://torry.net/pages.php?id=104

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    6 hours ago, MikeMon said:

    I'm attaching the log from the XCode Console.

    There does not appear to be anything in the log that gives any clues as to why it hangs. This why it's important to also use the debugger and/or refine the code into a reproducible test case.

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    41 minutes ago, ertank said:

    I am uncertain why. Registry search did not find me anything that I think is relevant. There is no "javac" location setting in SDK settings

    As far as the SDK settings go, I believe it derives the JDKPath from one or either of the JDK settings:

     

    image.thumb.png.179f90c7598c5dac85ac8e7da9fef85c.png

     

    You can check this in the registry:

     

    image.thumb.png.f2d197a77fa348cc997a5b07a748a2f4.png

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