I thought I would mention this in case it is a bug.
The compiler will let this statement pass thorough;
Activity.AddMenuItem("Settings",settings)
Even though it should be;
Activity.AddMenuItem("Settings","settings")
I guess it does so in case you use a string variable in place of the sub name. Anyway, the compiler doesn't check to see if the actual value is a declared and set string though. It just passes it right through to the device and the app crashes on the device with a cryptic java error claiming a button was not initialized.
It took me awhile to hunt this mistake down, so I thought I would post it in case someone else has a similar problem.
Thanks.
The compiler will let this statement pass thorough;
Activity.AddMenuItem("Settings",settings)
Even though it should be;
Activity.AddMenuItem("Settings","settings")
I guess it does so in case you use a string variable in place of the sub name. Anyway, the compiler doesn't check to see if the actual value is a declared and set string though. It just passes it right through to the device and the app crashes on the device with a cryptic java error claiming a button was not initialized.
It took me awhile to hunt this mistake down, so I thought I would post it in case someone else has a similar problem.
Thanks.
