Import and Exports continue

 By Austin Evans 


    This week I worked on getting the Imports and exports fully functional. For the export, I was tasked with having the file be formatted. Since we are saving the file as a CSV I need to find a way to have to split the data in the file. I first needed to find where I can get the information for the routine history and ended up using the routine class for the information. Since the routines are always increasing in the list I had it loop. After that, I called each function that matches the column-like name I called cRoutine.getM_szName(), having the name saved for the exercise name. I did the same thing for weight, height, and reps. Finally, have the information save to the file and we get this:












    For the import I was able to get it to work for android 11.  Here I made another acivity and class for the import, I have a permission function in the import where if the user allows the app then the file would be imported. In the beginning I had a toast message pop up but for some reason it doesn't show. So instead I have the activity showing a text view and reading if the file was successful or not.

       I would like to take a step back and realize that the development cycle of this app is almost other. It's really cool to see how far the app has come and I excited to see where to go next!

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