czzgwz88888 Member Jun 7, 2021 #1 How to know what class library the program needs to load according to the variable type? For example, declare a variable： Private Dialog As B4XDialog How do I know which library files to include?
How to know what class library the program needs to load according to the variable type? For example, declare a variable： Private Dialog As B4XDialog How do I know which library files to include?
LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jun 7, 2021 #2 https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/t...r-api-documentation-b4x-object-browser.25682/ Also, search the forum: Upvote 0
https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/t...r-api-documentation-b4x-object-browser.25682/ Also, search the forum:
MicroDrie Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jun 7, 2021 #3 If you follow Erel's preferred method to use B4XPages to develop B4A programs then the B4J IDE (version 9.00) it shows in the logs the missing Libraries (I suppose that it will be introduced also in B4A in a later update): Another hack is to open the b4j or b4a file with a plain text editor like notepad++ or notepad. Then you can scroll to the Library section to see all necessary libraries: Code: Library1=banano Library2=bananoroboto Library3=bananovuetifyad3 Library4=jcore Library5=jfx Library6=bananomaterialdesignicons Upvote 0
If you follow Erel's preferred method to use B4XPages to develop B4A programs then the B4J IDE (version 9.00) it shows in the logs the missing Libraries (I suppose that it will be introduced also in B4A in a later update): Another hack is to open the b4j or b4a file with a plain text editor like notepad++ or notepad. Then you can scroll to the Library section to see all necessary libraries: Code: Library1=banano Library2=bananoroboto Library3=bananovuetifyad3 Library4=jcore Library5=jfx Library6=bananomaterialdesignicons
