JohnC Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 5, 2017 #1 When I enter the "(" at the end of the below line, the intellisense does not pop up to show me the parameter helper for the MsgBox2 function. B4X: Select Case Msgbox2(
When I enter the "(" at the end of the below line, the intellisense does not pop up to show me the parameter helper for the MsgBox2 function. B4X: Select Case Msgbox2(
R Roycefer Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 5, 2017 #2 Unless Case is a variable name (and it shouldn't be, you shouldn't use keywords as variable names), this is not valid B4X syntax.
Unless Case is a variable name (and it shouldn't be, you shouldn't use keywords as variable names), this is not valid B4X syntax.
JohnC Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 5, 2017 #3 No, I am using it as in "Select Case [Variable]" where the variable is the value returned from the MsgBox2. My use of the code works fine, it's just that the pop-up intellisense is not popping up to help me see what parameters the msgbox2 uses/needs.
No, I am using it as in "Select Case [Variable]" where the variable is the value returned from the MsgBox2. My use of the code works fine, it's just that the pop-up intellisense is not popping up to help me see what parameters the msgbox2 uses/needs.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Sep 5, 2017 #4 It is not really related to Msgbox2. The problem is that at this state: B4X: Select Msgbox( The sub structure is broken because of the missing End Select.
It is not really related to Msgbox2. The problem is that at this state: B4X: Select Msgbox( The sub structure is broken because of the missing End Select.
JohnC Expert Licensed User Longtime User Sep 5, 2017 #5 I figured it was a similar issue of the intellisense parser getting lost like it did with the double quotes in the same parameter issue I reported a few days ago.
I figured it was a similar issue of the intellisense parser getting lost like it did with the double quotes in the same parameter issue I reported a few days ago.