K kuosda Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 9, 2018 #1 Hello Erel So far, threading can only be used in "Release" and not in "Debug"? Because most of the code was still used in UI Thread because it is easy to debug. Is there more examples of ExceptionEx in Threading? Last edited: Aug 9, 2018
Hello Erel So far, threading can only be used in "Release" and not in "Debug"? Because most of the code was still used in UI Thread because it is easy to debug. Is there more examples of ExceptionEx in Threading?
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 9, 2018 #2 I highly recommend you to avoid using the Threading library. What are you using it for? kuosda said: Hello Erel Click to expand... Please don't limit your questions to a single member. Upvote 0
I highly recommend you to avoid using the Threading library. What are you using it for? kuosda said: Hello Erel Click to expand... Please don't limit your questions to a single member.
Diceman Active Member Licensed User Aug 11, 2018 #4 kuosda said: Hello Erel So far, threading can only be used in "Release" and not in "Debug"? Because most of the code was still used in UI Thread because it is easy to debug. Is there more examples of ExceptionEx in Threading? Click to expand... You might want to read about "wait for" which is very useful when waiting for (Internet) operations to complete and return a value. It eliminates the need for threading and still gives you a responsive app. Upvote 0
kuosda said: Hello Erel So far, threading can only be used in "Release" and not in "Debug"? Because most of the code was still used in UI Thread because it is easy to debug. Is there more examples of ExceptionEx in Threading? Click to expand... You might want to read about "wait for" which is very useful when waiting for (Internet) operations to complete and return a value. It eliminates the need for threading and still gives you a responsive app.
