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. However, as soon as I execute this call.. tblA.styles.lineColor.AddAll(Array As Int (44, 62, 80...Ola In a class module I have defined a type. Type StylesObj (font As String, lineWidth As Double, lineColor As List) Public styles As StylesObj On the class Initialize method the type... tblA.styles.lineColor.Add(44) tblA.styles.lineColor.Add(62) tblA.styles.lineColor.Add(80...
link: anyway. So temporary solution: Dim lineColor as List = tblA.styles.lineColor lineColor.AddAll...

s is a string. Calling Array As String(s) only wraps it in an array. The correct code: List1.AddAll(Regex.Split(",", s)) ...
link: <debug here> List1.AddAll(Array As String(s)) 'ONLY ONE BIG STRING ADDED INSTEAD...

Map1.AddAll(Map2) I don't know why Map doesn't have a built-in AddAll method like List has, to assign the key/values pairs of Map2 to the existing key/values of Map1. Although this is easy enough to do in code, I think it should be part of the language. 'Assign the aMapFrom key/values... MapAddAll(aMapFrom As Map, aMapDest As Map) If aMapFrom.IsInitialized Then...)) Next End If End Sub List1.Swap(x,y) or Array1.Swap(x,y) or Map1.Swap(x,y) This is easy enough to...

Not going to work SearchList.AddAll(Array As Int("2", "33", "C19")) C19 is not an Int change to SearchList.AddAll(Array("2", "33", "C19"))...
link: .AddAll(Array As String("2", "33", "C19")) DataList.AddAll(Array...
link: .Initialize ' Test data SearchList.AddAll(Array As Int("2", "33", "C19...
link: SearchList.AddAll(Array As String("2", "33", "C19")) DataList.AddAll(Array...

i would like this to work without declaring the object newlist newlist.As(List).AddAll(l... newlist.AddAll(l) Log(newlist.Size) inside subs it should not be to difficult to implement it right...
link: newlist.As(List).AddAll(l) this snippet should return already a declared list named newlist...
link: This code cannot work: e newlist.As(List).AddAll(l) Sorry i was not clear enough. Its a WISH...
link: ) This code cannot work: newlist.As(List).AddAll(l) ...

xCustomListView is an implementation of CustomListView based on XUI library. It provides all the features... of 'clv2.Add(CreateListItem($"Item #${i}"$, clv2.AsView.Width, 160dip), $"Item.../forum/threads/98252/#content CLVHeader - (B4X) - Adds a nice animated header to the list: https...Update: As several other libraries depend on xCustomListView library, it is no longer recommended to use the code module. Use the library instead. There are several extension classes that add more...

B4A + B4i example: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-texteditor-save-and-load-external-files.132731/#post-838166 List of classes or libraries that can be used to access secondary storages: ContentChooser (Phone libray) - allows the user to select a resource or file using external... a folder, your app can read and write from that folder. Doesn't require any permission. Not all....AddCategory("android.intent.category.OPENABLE") intent.PutExtra("android.intent.extra...

myList.AddAll I don't like AddAll; this will limit the use of the List....
link: I don't like AddAll; this will limit the use of the List. Why. If you do not like something...
link: Dim myList As List myList.Initialize myList.AddAll(Array(CreateTestType (1900...

i don't fully agree with the selections on the list, but i would use regex.split() and list.addall(). i'm guessing the string uses crlf (or possibly "\r\n", depending). so split the string on crlf to get an array of strings and then create a list and call addall. dim result as string = job.getstring dim films() as string = regex.split(crlf, result) dim filmlist as list filmlist.addall( films ) or save the string and read back in as a list......

Since B4I byteconverter's arrayCopy seems to be limited to bytes, this can be a nice replacement (only tested in debug mode) Dim array1() As String = Array As String("1","2","3","4","5") Dim array2() As String = Array As String("6","7","8") Dim array3() As String array3.As(List).AddAll(array1.As(List)) array3.As(List).AddAll(array2.As(List)) For k=0 To array3.Length-1 Log(array3...