T tseyfarth Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 21, 2023 #1 Hello all I have selected iStringUtils library to be included in my project. However the IDE/Compliler says it is an unknown type - are you missing a library reference? B4X: Copy Private StrFunct As iStringUtils Can anyone tell me how to correct this? Thanks, Tim
Hello all I have selected iStringUtils library to be included in my project. However the IDE/Compliler says it is an unknown type - are you missing a library reference? B4X: Copy Private StrFunct As iStringUtils Can anyone tell me how to correct this? Thanks, Tim
Johan Hormaza Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 22, 2023 #2 This it B4X: Copy Private StrFunct As StringUtils Upvote 1 Solution
T tseyfarth Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 22, 2023 #3 Seems simple... too simple- I had not thought of trying that. Normally the As part is the same name as the library name but not in this case. Thank you Johan, Tim Upvote 0
Seems simple... too simple- I had not thought of trying that. Normally the As part is the same name as the library name but not in this case. Thank you Johan, Tim
agraham Expert Licensed User Longtime User Mar 22, 2023 #4 tseyfarth said: Normally the As part is the same name as the library name Click to expand... Not really true. A library can have several classes implemented and the names can be whatever the writer decides. I's just that for some libraries with a single class the writer has named the library with the same name as the class. Upvote 0
tseyfarth said: Normally the As part is the same name as the library name Click to expand... Not really true. A library can have several classes implemented and the names can be whatever the writer decides. I's just that for some libraries with a single class the writer has named the library with the same name as the class.
T tseyfarth Member Licensed User Longtime User Mar 22, 2023 #5 Hello agraham, OK, that does seem reasonable, but how to know what to use then? Where to go to see the publicly exposed classes? Tim Upvote 0
Hello agraham, OK, that does seem reasonable, but how to know what to use then? Where to go to see the publicly exposed classes? Tim
