J jroot66 New Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 1, 2012 #1 I am new to B4A so I may be missing something. I have tried to dimension the word "Board" as Map but keep getting the java.lang.RuntimeException: Field board was declared with the wrong type. I've searched the Java, and B4A reserved words and have not found it listed. If I try "Dim Boardx As Map" I have no problem. A bug in Java or B4A or just an anomaly?
I am new to B4A so I may be missing something. I have tried to dimension the word "Board" as Map but keep getting the java.lang.RuntimeException: Field board was declared with the wrong type. I've searched the Java, and B4A reserved words and have not found it listed. If I try "Dim Boardx As Map" I have no problem. A bug in Java or B4A or just an anomaly?
klaus Expert Licensed User Longtime User Nov 1, 2012 #2 How exactly do you derclare it and where ? How do you use it ? Best regards.
J jroot66 New Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 1, 2012 #3 RE: Variable problem Thank you for a quick reply I found the problem. I had used Designer to create a panel named "Board" and tried to give a Map collection the same name in code. I think its better to create the elements in code rather than Designer as you have a clearer handle on things.
RE: Variable problem Thank you for a quick reply I found the problem. I had used Designer to create a panel named "Board" and tried to give a Map collection the same name in code. I think its better to create the elements in code rather than Designer as you have a clearer handle on things.
klaus Expert Licensed User Longtime User Nov 1, 2012 #4 I think its better to create the elements in code rather than Designer as you have a clearer handle on things. Click to expand... No, not sure. I have taken the habit to put a prefix for all views like pnl for Panael, lbl for Label etc so you know what you are handling. Best regards.
I think its better to create the elements in code rather than Designer as you have a clearer handle on things. Click to expand... No, not sure. I have taken the habit to put a prefix for all views like pnl for Panael, lbl for Label etc so you know what you are handling. Best regards.
