abilio486software Active Member Licensed User Feb 17, 2021 #1 Hello, For some reason, in this class, "Error" variable is (in my opinion) wrongly considered as an "Unused variable". "Erro" variable is used, even initializyed, and filled with messages. I think this could be a bug in B4A.
Hello, For some reason, in this class, "Error" variable is (in my opinion) wrongly considered as an "Unused variable". "Erro" variable is used, even initializyed, and filled with messages. I think this could be a bug in B4A.
klaus Expert Licensed User Longtime User Feb 17, 2021 #2 The warning is correct. You declared the variable: Dim Erro As String You have given it a value: Erro = "" But have never used it, like: Label1.Text = Erro
The warning is correct. You declared the variable: Dim Erro As String You have given it a value: Erro = "" But have never used it, like: Label1.Text = Erro
abilio486software Active Member Licensed User Feb 17, 2021 #3 klaus said: The warning is correct. You declared the variable: Dim Erro As String You have given it a value: Erro = "" But have never used it, like: Label1.Text = Erro Click to expand... Many thanks! ?
klaus said: The warning is correct. You declared the variable: Dim Erro As String You have given it a value: Erro = "" But have never used it, like: Label1.Text = Erro Click to expand... Many thanks! ?
