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Other [new feature] Blocks Completion
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Great, very useful.
Try-Catch-End Try
and I'm thinking to other blocks, otherwise Erel could be bored
[P.S. #Region - #End Region]
I would insert also "Log(LastException.Message)" in the Catch section (the developer can easily delete it).
Select Case - End Select
Do While - Loop
Too bad that there is the possibility of publishing the "Wish"; as work, I would like to make the prompter (well-paid). In fact, the best job possible is the critic!
Adding automatically closing brackets and quotes?
One recent feature is Activity_LoadLayout("HereABalFileName. I would add the brackets.
Same, for example, when the user writes "Log(, I would add ) and set the cursor after the first parenthesis.
Stop, I should work, not flooding this thread
Try-Catch-End Try
and I'm thinking to other blocks, otherwise Erel could be bored
[P.S. #Region - #End Region]
I would insert also "Log(LastException.Message)" in the Catch section (the developer can easily delete it).
Select Case - End Select
Do While - Loop
Too bad that there is the possibility of publishing the "Wish"; as work, I would like to make the prompter (well-paid
). In fact, the best job possible is the critic!Adding automatically closing brackets and quotes?
One recent feature is Activity_LoadLayout("HereABalFileName. I would add the brackets.
Same, for example, when the user writes "Log(, I would add ) and set the cursor after the first parenthesis.
Stop, I should work, not flooding this thread
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Yes, it is a feature implemented for the next version of B4A.
It also completes the other types of blocks (except of #region and #if which are treated differently by the parser).
It also completes the other types of blocks (except of #region and #if which are treated differently by the parser).
Good idea.
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That's correct.
During the development of B4i v2.0 and B4J v3.50 many small improvements and bug fixes were made. Therefore I want to release the next B4A version quite soon.
The major new feature is the starter service (https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/new-feature-starter-service.56923/). This is an important feature that makes it much easier to correctly handle the activities and services life-cycle.
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Do you know that great feature...
when you write "Sub " + TAB and the cursors waits for the "event name"?
Imagine:
you write a call to a sub which requires n parameters; the editor creates
(,,,) and the cursor moves in the right positions after your Tab.
Hard to implement, I know, but...!
(I hope I have explained well enough. If not, be prepared to study Italian)
when you write "Sub " + TAB and the cursors waits for the "event name"?
Imagine:
you write a call to a sub which requires n parameters; the editor creates
(,,,) and the cursor moves in the right positions after your Tab.
Hard to implement, I know, but...!
(I hope I have explained well enough. If not, be prepared to study Italian
)
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autocomplete with the eventname set earlier in code... YES, that would be a GREAT addition!
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This looks like a perfect implementation of a wish list I submitted a while back.
https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/code-completion-injection.48175/
Perfect as in it places the cursor where needed, ready to continue coding.
Top drawer implementation Erel.
https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/code-completion-injection.48175/
Perfect as in it places the cursor where needed, ready to continue coding.
Top drawer implementation Erel.
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This is not the right place, as usual (you should be used to it, Erel
) but I would like to know why you have not implemented one of the "Wish" which I think is very useful: the management of code snippets. Is it more complicated than I imagine? (this, in fact, may be one reason: often I think that develop a certain sw is easy and then I meet a thousand small obstacles).
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