Compiling issue in forced QVGA mode

[kolbe]

This is rather a small IDE bug but it took me a while to catch.

http://www.b4x.com/forum/questions-help-needed/2425-outlook-dll-weirdness.html#post13367

I guess the likelyhood of this happening is small but I thought raising this was worth it.

Thanks Erel for the continued work and steady improvements.

 

[agraham]

If you are referring to the need for a reverse iteration in your code it is not a bug but is due to the fact that the contacts collection, unlike a normal array, reorganises itself when a contact is deleted.

 

[kolbe]

No I'm referring to the fact that if you name your project the same as a dll file you are using, when you compile in forced QVGA mode, the dll will get overwritten.

In my case I called my project outlook.spb. Forced QVGA mode will create an outlook.dll that overwrites the original outlook.dll when compiled.

Sorry if I didn't make this clear.

 

[agraham]

Sorry, I missed that in the first post. I bet that surprised you when it happened for the first time! - I expect Erels' answer will be "then don't name your project after a dll"