Android Question Why does IncludeTitle make app act differently?

[doogal]

Why does an app act differently when IncludeTitle is turned off. When this is true the app runs perfectly. I am getting the following error: An error has occured in sub: java.lang.NullPointerException. I now want to turn the application title off and its giving me a fit. The EditText looks different and when I type in the EditText(search box) it says object not initialized when it is.

 

[eps]

Check the logs, if you can't find anything meaningful in there generate the code with trace and see if it gives you a meaningful one that you can track down.

ETA : Is this on a device or AVD?

Is it generated the same way? i.e. Debug Rapid, Debug Legacy, etc..?

 

[doogal]

I found the line that is throwing the error: bar.Initialize("bar") (Debug Legacy) it stops here every time. I tried on both device and AVD. Device gives the An error has occured in sub: java.lang.NullPointerException and AVD gives Sorry! The application has stopped unexpectedly. Please try again. This is with release mode.
This works when application title is true, but now that I want to turn it off its broken.

 

[eps]

What is bar? Are you not attempting to initialise something that isn't there when you remove it... ??

 

[doogal]

I'm sorry. I'm using an actionbar in my app. I'm looking here at this tutorial, but its not helping.

 

[fatman]

Hi Douglas,

have a look at our conversation...

Fatman