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In my previous tutorial i gave a hint to what the next project would be like. In this tutorial you can compose shell command lines. Each line consists of an Executable entry, a Working directory entry and an Arguments entry. Sometimes you don’t need to provide arguments for the command. In the case

Hi all, Attached are txt files that are really windows .bat files. These are to help with building multiple libraries. If you are building a large project with multiple libraries it can get hard to manage the compilation of everything. The command line builders are your friend in such cases. Ov
link: Yes, I also want to understand it, @Chris Lee
link: Interesting, thanks Not sure what you mean; what issues?
link: Sorry for the delay in response, it's been a while since I checked the forum. Anyway, regarding the folder issues: On some machines, I've found with t

There is a "special" feature of Windows command line, that I've once wasted many hours because of it. This feature alone is enough to switch to Linux for your server. If you click on the command line window it pauses the process without showing any indication. b451044501ac This might be the cause

That is the command line option, within the ide you just need : #VirtualMachineArgs: -Xmx2048m

1. The product name is B4A. 2. Use the search feature. It works: https://www.b4x./?query=command+line
link: I wish basic4android would have an command line version. Not complex, just basic supported arguments are enough for my requirements e.g -project xxx.b

I think it's your command line that's incorrect. Use the IDE to compile to standalone app, and then look at the command line in run_debug.bat, you will see there are major differences to your command line.

https://developer.android.com/studio/run/emulator-commandline
link: Instead of having to start AVD Manager... I searched the forums but haven't found answer.

let's start with multiple clients. also, you've introduced a new wrinkle with "command line" and "interactive mode". i would think you could end a command line script due to inactivity (my isp logs me out all the time when i forget i've ssh'd in for more than 5 minutes).
link: Something that needs help :) The issue at the moment is that the crash occurs "outside the code" (I don't know how else to put it), I have a try/catch
link: OK, I have my simplified app doing apparently the same thing with a small Ethernet/RS485 adapter driving a microcontroller that should be pretty close

Hi all. Thought I would share this b4j program. We use it in our CI system to email the output files of build to developers. Very simple to use. Take a look at the pic. Source is included. You need to add your own email credentials. File is deleted on successful send. Tweak, tear apart and have
link: This was my 1st console app. Log is the same as .NET console.write Really not that hard.
link: Jake, Do you need to do anything special to make a console app?

7za command line explanation. the "x" is used to let the 7za tool that we want to extract, an alternative is to use "e" instead of "x" the "-so" write to stdOut switch the "|" (pipe) is used to chain two command together then we see "7za.exe" again as we are chaining two commands the first part is t

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