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The test is a linux command which checks file types and compares values. the manual has been existed in directory man1. For your app, you should give a different name which does not exist in man1

Note that your code snippets will also work in B4i.
link: Sub Name: Is Class File Description: Determines whether a file looks like it could be a Java Class file (compiled Java code). Sub IsClassFile(Path

Hello, this post is more of an advice or guide for new developers. Here I come to give you a brief demonstration of how you should structure your projects. While it is true that B4X give us an approximate log of what the error is, it is often difficult for us to determine where it is located, or fr

Hi, there are hundreds of devices, testing the program on all is impossible. An advice? What are the most important reactions to be tested? Thanks
link: Hi, Try this: https://firebase.google.com/docs/test-lab/ Enjoy !!

This is expected. Your PC doesn't listen for incoming connections. The simplest way to test it is with two Android devices. If you don't have a second device then you can create a virtual serial port mapped to your Bluetooth adapter and then use this program to test it: https://www.b4x.-library.347

Ok, thank you
link: IF b Is Panel then ....
link: I am actaully doing so: dim a as label try a=myGenericObject doLabelThings catch end try dim b as panel try b=myGenericObject doPanelThings

@Cableguy @Filippo Here you are the Example How to test: Tap on "Button" Two panels will appear, "qrcodeReader" (elevation 5) and on top of it "pnlScanner" (elevation 6). In "pnlScanner" there are some buttons, label and imageview. Tap on the button with the "keyboard" icon The dialog will appear,

I guess we can only know when you test such. I'm stuck with a windows machine. I have just now included a folder on the repo named, 0. Test Your WebServer, you can extract and upload the contents on your webserver to test if everything works. Its the designer compiled web app. Ta!

It's difficult to answer without seeing an example. That could be related to your window not having the focus, or setDefaultButton acting on another button. What you could test, is to .requestFocus on your button, and see if that helps. It could also be because you call .ShowAndWait too early in y

You can.... but. It's good to get more testers as then you can test on a wider range of devices, and to get feedback from people who've never played your app, so can give you honest feedback on things like the Controls, and the general "flow" of the game. I've had nearly 1000 reviews of my simple

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