lock255 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 14, 2014 #1 I desire as two basic functions When I start the debug and compile I get the line number where the error occurred. In my opinion that would be even better if it were written a line of code syntactically incorrect noticing it immediately (in real time), as happens in VB.net. Also suggest a greater self formatting of spaces on the code written (as occurs in VB.net), in such a way as to obtain the code more orderly without any effort of the programmer. It would be really nice that you add these devices in B4A
I desire as two basic functions When I start the debug and compile I get the line number where the error occurred. In my opinion that would be even better if it were written a line of code syntactically incorrect noticing it immediately (in real time), as happens in VB.net. Also suggest a greater self formatting of spaces on the code written (as occurs in VB.net), in such a way as to obtain the code more orderly without any effort of the programmer. It would be really nice that you add these devices in B4A
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 16, 2014 #2 When I start the debug and compile I get the line number where the error occurred. In my opinion that would be even better if it were written a line of code syntactically incorrect noticing it immediately (in real time), as happens in VB.net. Click to expand... Can you post a screenshot?
When I start the debug and compile I get the line number where the error occurred. In my opinion that would be even better if it were written a line of code syntactically incorrect noticing it immediately (in real time), as happens in VB.net. Click to expand... Can you post a screenshot?
lock255 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 16, 2014 #3 Please find attached the screen on the two points that I have expressed previously. If you do not understand something just ask. Attachments screen.png 26.3 KB · Views: 408
Please find attached the screen on the two points that I have expressed previously. If you do not understand something just ask.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 17, 2014 #4 Make sure that the the "Test Compile when Saving" option is checked under Tools - IDE Options. You will then see the errors when you save the project:
Make sure that the the "Test Compile when Saving" option is checked under Tools - IDE Options. You will then see the errors when you save the project:
M Mahares Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 17, 2014 #5 "Test Compile when Saving" is not checked by default. It probably should be checked by default due to its importance. That is the first time I knew about it.
"Test Compile when Saving" is not checked by default. It probably should be checked by default due to its importance. That is the first time I knew about it.
lock255 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 17, 2014 #6 I agree with @Mahares, this function will also be enabled by default, should highlight all errors immediately, giving an indication of errors in real time (no need to save the project, as happens normalente on vb.net). I put a screen so you can see that having more errors emphasizes only one. What do you think of the suggestion of self alignment of the code? Attachments screen2.png 11.5 KB · Views: 433
I agree with @Mahares, this function will also be enabled by default, should highlight all errors immediately, giving an indication of errors in real time (no need to save the project, as happens normalente on vb.net). I put a screen so you can see that having more errors emphasizes only one. What do you think of the suggestion of self alignment of the code?
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Feb 17, 2014 #7 Test compile is on by default. However there was a version were mistakenly it was not on by default. Your settings file is kept between versions so it was kept unchecked.
Test compile is on by default. However there was a version were mistakenly it was not on by default. Your settings file is kept between versions so it was kept unchecked.
