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The direct analog of Reflector is NativeObject. But you need to forget any code, based on Reflector. IOS uses another classes, methods, events. There is no zoom control in WebView. But you can use viewport meta tag in HTML header. This tag allows to set initial, maximum and minimum scale. . About
link: Dim r As Reflector r.Target = WebView1 r.Target = r.RunMethod("getSettings") r.RunMethod2("setBuiltInZoomControls", True, "java.lang.boole

Reflector will not help. It will be difficult to get the actual size once you set the width to -2. You should instead use anchors and designer script to set the layout yourself.
link: Using anchors and a designer script is likely not a possible option for me because my customized class is intended to generate several buttons because
link: Hi all, In a sub of a class module, I need to get a b4xview‘s width by using Reflector because the b4xview.width had been set to -2. But the reflecto

What I'm trying to do is use reflector to read each objects' fields and values that are stored in a list and then transform the data with a function to say a format like XML, CSV then write it to a file. Then I want to use another function to read the data from the XML or CSV or however I stored it

It's from your example. Seems to be Reflector

Search the form for: Reflector There is some information. Maybe Erel has created a tutorial. I don't think there is a lot of information. Maybe there is some information in one of the B4A books. Reflector has a few routines. The Reflector and Java Object allow you to access Android things not dire
link: I use the following subroutine to set the "content description" for each view. This seems to be what Talkback relies on. Sub SetContentDesc(v As View

Obj1 is a Reflector object. The entire project code is here but as I stated above
link: Sorry again aghram but strangely the reflector dll is missing in the Libraries folder of Basic4ppc, yet I remember using it years ago Can you pass it

Per usare oggetti Java. In genere ti permette di accedere a varibili che sono dichiarate Private. A differenza di JavaObject che ti fa accedere a variabili Public. Con entranbi puoi usare metodi public.
link: https://www.b4x.com/android/help/reflection.html#reflector
link: Io vengo dal vb.net e certe cose di b4a non le so. Sto cercando di capirleù
link: Reflector è una libreria per usare gli oggetti e metodi Java

Adrian, As I have told you previously, the solution which works 100% is to create a "reflector" from a web site where your apps will post data and get data. This is done by creating your own script to receive : the ID of the sender, the ID of the receiver and the message. The script will have to sto
link: Not to mention the proxy used by most 3G/4G providers. The solution which works 100% is the use of a "reflector" where each app get and post data (you

I have a class that keeps a reference to an ImageView (that is on the layout in my Main Activity) as one of its members. When I initialize the class, I use reflector to set the onClickListener for that ImageView to a sub that is also a member of the class. In debug mode, it all works fine - the li
link: Are you compiling in release (obfuscation) mode? You need to add an underscore to the sub name. See the obfuscation tutorial.
link: Yes, that was the issue. Thanks Erel.

I think you are probably right, but you can use the reflector library and event filter which provides the MouseEvent. Dim R As Reflector R.Target = MainForm.RootPane R.AddEventFilter("RPScroll","javafx.scene.input.ScrollEvent.SCROLL") Then Private Sub RPScroll_Filter (E As Event) Dim MouseEven

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