S Sanxion Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 8, 2016 #1 Hi all Is there a limit to the number of 'Activity modules' (.bas files) that can be added? I ask because I have a project where I have a total of 11 but only 10 appear when I open the project in the designer. The code in the 11th is still executed by the app but I have noticed that the app no longer shuts down correctly as it still appears in the list of running tasks - it then does not open when clicking on the app icon but only when the running app (in the background) is selected. These two issues may not be related but I thought I would mention it as I did not have the problem prior to adding the 11th. Thanks in advance.
Hi all Is there a limit to the number of 'Activity modules' (.bas files) that can be added? I ask because I have a project where I have a total of 11 but only 10 appear when I open the project in the designer. The code in the 11th is still executed by the app but I have noticed that the app no longer shuts down correctly as it still appears in the list of running tasks - it then does not open when clicking on the app icon but only when the running app (in the background) is selected. These two issues may not be related but I thought I would mention it as I did not have the problem prior to adding the 11th. Thanks in advance.
LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 8, 2016 #2 Your eleventh Activity is only "hidden". Last edited: Sep 8, 2016 Upvote 0
S Sanxion Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 8, 2016 #3 LucaMs said: View attachment 47650 View attachment 47651 Click to expand... If I click on the arrow, I do not see the 11th module, only the first 10. Upvote 0
LucaMs said: View attachment 47650 View attachment 47651 Click to expand... If I click on the arrow, I do not see the 11th module, only the first 10.
LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 8, 2016 #4 Sanxion said: I have noticed that the app no longer shuts down correctly as it still appears in the list of running tasks Click to expand... To "close correctly" an app, I THINK you must close all the Activities using Activity.Finish and stop all services (StopService...) and use ExitApplication. Despite this, in some devices (O.S. version), the app seems to be still active, but I think this is not true. In addition, there may be still active services started by some library (?). Last edited: Sep 8, 2016 Upvote 0
Sanxion said: I have noticed that the app no longer shuts down correctly as it still appears in the list of running tasks Click to expand... To "close correctly" an app, I THINK you must close all the Activities using Activity.Finish and stop all services (StopService...) and use ExitApplication. Despite this, in some devices (O.S. version), the app seems to be still active, but I think this is not true. In addition, there may be still active services started by some library (?).
LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 8, 2016 #5 Sanxion said: If I click on the arrow, I do not see the 11th module, only the first 10. Click to expand... And in the Tab Modules? Upvote 0
Sanxion said: If I click on the arrow, I do not see the 11th module, only the first 10. Click to expand... And in the Tab Modules?
LucaMs Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 8, 2016 #7 Sanxion said: Yes, it is there. Click to expand... YW but then it should be also visible in "active files" list, if you opened it. Upvote 0
Sanxion said: Yes, it is there. Click to expand... YW but then it should be also visible in "active files" list, if you opened it.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 8, 2016 #8 The IDE will only open 10 modules when the project is loaded for performance reasons. You should use Ctrl + E to navigate to other modules. This is very useful in large projects. Upvote 0
The IDE will only open 10 modules when the project is loaded for performance reasons. You should use Ctrl + E to navigate to other modules. This is very useful in large projects.
