I have B4A displayed on one monitor and an emulator on another monitor, so instead of moving the mouse cursor back and forth between the two to click the debug continue button when a break point was encountered, I was pressing the F5 key to continue.
But when I pressed F5, the program would continue, but the break point line would stay yellow and the next time the debugger would not stop at that line (or any other break point).
As long as I click the continue button or click the Debug menu and click Continue, it works correctly, but the first time I press F5, debug quits working.
This only happens when using an emulator, not on an actual device.
But when I pressed F5, the program would continue, but the break point line would stay yellow and the next time the debugger would not stop at that line (or any other break point).
As long as I click the continue button or click the Debug menu and click Continue, it works correctly, but the first time I press F5, debug quits working.
This only happens when using an emulator, not on an actual device.