Android Question It works in debug mode, not in Release mode.

[ykucuk]

I have a panel (b4xview) that functions correctly in debug mode but not in release mode; it's a simple click panel with no special libraries involved. Can anyone suggest why this might be happening and how to resolve the issue?

Sub CasePanel_Click
  MyApp.Initialize
   Dim bt As B4XView =Sender
   Log(bt.Tag)
  Wait For ( MyApp.GetCaseDetail("&CaseID="& bt.Tag &"&")) Complete (CaseDetail As Map)

Error

b4xmainpage$ResumableSub_CasePanel_Clickresume (java line: 984)
java.lang.RuntimeException: Object should first be initialized (B4XView).

 

[jahswant]

Sub CasePanel_Click
 Dim bt As B4XView =Sender 'Always first here.
  MyApp.Initialize
  
   Log(bt.Tag)
  Wait For ( MyApp.GetCaseDetail("&CaseID="& bt.Tag &"&")) Complete (CaseDetail As Map)

 

[DonManfred]

Where is the project showing the problem?

 

[peacemaker]

It is simple. In fast working Release mode your Sender is not initialized on time.
Why ? It is a second question.

 

[ykucuk]

Sub CasePanel_Click
 Dim bt As B4XView =Sender 'Always first here.
  MyApp.Initialize
 
   Log(bt.Tag)
  Wait For ( MyApp.GetCaseDetail("&CaseID="& bt.Tag &"&")) Complete (CaseDetail As Map)

doesn't help

 

[ykucuk]

Where is the project showing the problem?

I can't upload project here. Maybe just that B4xPage works ?

 

[ykucuk]

I think its related with BBCodeView in panel layout.

 

[Jeffrey Cameron]

I had an intermittent issue like this in a project. I ended up adding an "Initialization_Complete" event to my class that it raises once it's done with startup and I wait for that after initializing it before continuing.

 

[ykucuk]

I had an intermittent issue like this in a project. I ended up adding an "Initialization_Complete" event to my class that it raises once it's done with startup and I wait for that after initializing it before continuing.

Can you help me about Initialization_Complete . it can solve my issue

 

[Jeffrey Cameron]

Without seeing your code I cannot really speak to your exact issue or methodology.

In my case, I pass the instantiating activity to the class and then call back to it when finished. The activity code basically looks like:

...
MyClass.initialize(Me)
Wait for (MyClass.Startup(Parm1, Parm2)) Initialization_Complete (Success as Boolean)
... ' more code
Wait For (MyClass.NextFunction(Parm1, Parm2)) Complete (Result as boolean)
..... ' and so on

The MyClass class saves the passed-in activity to a "myCaller" variable and uses it to callsub back as necessary, for example

... 'doing some initial stuff, now all done
CallsubDelayed(myCaller, "Initialization_Complete", True)