Bug? I just can't understand why...?

[Cableguy]

In the app I'm working I have been "forced" to name my views with quite long names… not an issue...
I add views and its declarations as I go along and need them...
And then this happens… (all views are added using the designer )

 

[agraham]

I have a feeling that I have seen this too last time I added a view to a layout in an existing project. It somehow rectified itself but I don't know what I did to make it so. B4A 9.50.

 

[Cableguy]

I have a feeling that I have seen this too last time I added a view to a layout in an existing project. It somehow rectified itself but I don't know what I did to make it so. B4A 9.50.

I'm on 9.50 too

 

[Erel]

This warning happens when you forget to load the relevant layout file or when the compiler cannot know that you are loading the layout file.

 

[agraham]

when the compiler cannot know that you are loading the layout file.

Under what circumstance can this happen? If I remember correctly I ran the project OK. Opened the Designer on the .bal, added the view and saved it. However I think that I forgot to add the Globals declaration for the view in the Designer but then added it manually in the editor and the warning appeared. Would this cause it?

 

[Erel]

Would this cause it?

No. There is no difference between letting the designer add the line or adding it yourself.
Maybe you haven't saved the layout file after you added the view and it was saved when you ran the project so it worked fine at runtime.

 

[Cableguy]

No. There is no difference between letting the designer add the line or adding it yourself.
Maybe you haven't saved the layout file after you added the view and it was saved when you ran the project so it worked fine at runtime.

Then the warning should disappear, no?

In my case, my views are part of a layout that is loaded into one of three pages of a pagerview. All other views in this layout present no warning, and these two were "edited" at a later point...

 

[Cableguy]

... or when the compiler cannot know that you are loading the layout file.

I am loading layout by creating a string array and then passing it to the loadlaoyout method in a for/next loop… Can this be it?
If so, this layout file has well over 20 views, but only these 2 are "warning" worthy (!)

 

[Erel]

Hard to say anything unless you upload the project or a small project that demonstrates the issue.

 

[Cableguy]

I will later today... But it's no Biggie, the project compiles and works as expected

 

[Cableguy]

So here you go...

 

[Erel]

As I wrote in post #4 there are cases that the compiler doesn't know which layout file was loaded:

Page(a).LoadLayout(LayoutName(a))

Solution:

#IgnoreWarnings: 11