K karakoulis New Member Sep 24, 2014 #1 Hi, I'm trying to learn the very basics of B4A from the Beginner's Guide and associated examples but stumbling upon every single stone. I got as far as SecondExample and now I'm getting this error message when compiling. As an absolute newbie I'm completely lost. I made a forum search but didn't get a clue. Attachments jhlk.png 44.8 KB · Views: 649
Hi, I'm trying to learn the very basics of B4A from the Beginner's Guide and associated examples but stumbling upon every single stone. I got as far as SecondExample and now I'm getting this error message when compiling. As an absolute newbie I'm completely lost. I made a forum search but didn't get a clue.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 25, 2014 #2 Program Files is a protected folder. You should save your projects under My Documents. Upvote 0
K karakoulis New Member Sep 25, 2014 #3 Erel said: Program Files is a protected folder. You should save your projects under My Documents. Click to expand... Thanks, I've placed them in My Documents but now I get a new error message when I click on the Designer, see attached screen shot. After I click OK on the error message the Designer window opens and if I now try to load the main.bal file I get the message again. Attachments designer_error.png 24 KB · Views: 636 Upvote 0
Erel said: Program Files is a protected folder. You should save your projects under My Documents. Click to expand... Thanks, I've placed them in My Documents but now I get a new error message when I click on the Designer, see attached screen shot. After I click OK on the error message the Designer window opens and if I now try to load the main.bal file I get the message again.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 26, 2014 #4 Which version of B4A are you using? Seems like you are loading a corrupted bal file. Upvote 0
K ktlua Member Licensed User Nov 2, 2016 #5 I have the same problem: B4A version: 6.31 Parsing code. (0.00s) Compiling code. Error Access to the path 'D:\apps\Guide\b4a\CD_ROM\Ch02\Ch2-2-1\Objects\bin\classes\ch02\b4a\example' is denied. The program is downloaded from a CD-ROM coming with a book on b4a. I move them to Document under my Windows 7. Upvote 0
I have the same problem: B4A version: 6.31 Parsing code. (0.00s) Compiling code. Error Access to the path 'D:\apps\Guide\b4a\CD_ROM\Ch02\Ch2-2-1\Objects\bin\classes\ch02\b4a\example' is denied. The program is downloaded from a CD-ROM coming with a book on b4a. I move them to Document under my Windows 7.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 2, 2016 #6 The projects must be moved to a writable folder. Upvote 0
K ktlua Member Licensed User Nov 7, 2016 #7 Erel said: The projects must be moved to a writable folder. Click to expand... Yes, the directories are writable. I furter confirm this by writing some files to each dirctory and su-directory. All the floders are writable. I suspect there is a bug in your IDE. I now create a new project and copy the *.b4a and other files to the newly created folders. It works. Upvote 0
Erel said: The projects must be moved to a writable folder. Click to expand... Yes, the directories are writable. I furter confirm this by writing some files to each dirctory and su-directory. All the floders are writable. I suspect there is a bug in your IDE. I now create a new project and copy the *.b4a and other files to the newly created folders. It works.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 7, 2016 #8 ktlua said: I suspect there is a bug in your IDE. Click to expand... For now you are the only one to encounter this issue. Where is the project stored? Upvote 0
ktlua said: I suspect there is a bug in your IDE. Click to expand... For now you are the only one to encounter this issue. Where is the project stored?
K ktlua Member Licensed User Nov 7, 2016 #9 Erel said: For now you are the only one to encounter this issue. Where is the project stored? Click to expand... I feel very sorry about this. The codes are download from a CDROM and a website kept by the book publisher. The CDROM codes are copied to my drive d at at: d:\apps\guide\b4a\cd_rom\cho3\ch03-01 and so on. I do not have same problems with your sample codes (in SourceCode). Is it becuase of the Chinese characters they use in the program? Or is it becuase these programs are copied from a CD-ROM? Upvote 0
Erel said: For now you are the only one to encounter this issue. Where is the project stored? Click to expand... I feel very sorry about this. The codes are download from a CDROM and a website kept by the book publisher. The CDROM codes are copied to my drive d at at: d:\apps\guide\b4a\cd_rom\cho3\ch03-01 and so on. I do not have same problems with your sample codes (in SourceCode). Is it becuase of the Chinese characters they use in the program? Or is it becuase these programs are copied from a CD-ROM?
DonManfred Expert Licensed User Longtime User Nov 7, 2016 #10 ktlua said: Or is it becuase these programs are copied from a CD-ROM? Click to expand... files copied from cdrom usually get the writeprotected bit set when copying... After you copy the files make sure to REMOVE the writeprotected-bit from every file/folder inside... Right-click, properties, uncheck write-protect, OK Upvote 0
ktlua said: Or is it becuase these programs are copied from a CD-ROM? Click to expand... files copied from cdrom usually get the writeprotected bit set when copying... After you copy the files make sure to REMOVE the writeprotected-bit from every file/folder inside... Right-click, properties, uncheck write-protect, OK
