Lori Scott Member Licensed User Jan 2, 2019 #1 As described in an earlier thread, when I run a B4i app on my device (iPad), then change the code and try to run again, I receive an error message. This does not happen on some of the simple apps I 'wrote' while following along with tutorials. It happens with apps I've written on my own. I've attached an app that I started to write. It generates the debugger failure error when I change the code and run again. After running it once, even if I make no changes to the code, if I simply save the code and try to run it again, the error is generated. Sometimes it helps to use Tools/Clean Project before running the app again. Attachments FlowRateCalculator00.zip FlowRateCalculator00.zip 360.8 KB · Views: 449
As described in an earlier thread, when I run a B4i app on my device (iPad), then change the code and try to run again, I receive an error message. This does not happen on some of the simple apps I 'wrote' while following along with tutorials. It happens with apps I've written on my own. I've attached an app that I started to write. It generates the debugger failure error when I change the code and run again. After running it once, even if I make no changes to the code, if I simply save the code and try to run it again, the error is generated. Sometimes it helps to use Tools/Clean Project before running the app again.
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 3, 2019 #2 Works fine here. I can change the code, save it and the changes happen immediately. I can also restart the app without a full compilation. Have you tried to disable your anti virus? Does it make any difference if you use an all lower case package name? Upvote 0
Works fine here. I can change the code, save it and the changes happen immediately. I can also restart the app without a full compilation. Have you tried to disable your anti virus? Does it make any difference if you use an all lower case package name?