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To know where DirData points on your system you can use: Log(File.DirData("B4XWebGL")) where B4XWebGL is not mandatory, but it is just to mantain compatibility with my example demos distribuited with this library. You can change it's name but then you need to change it on all example demos and on al
link: The error occured at this line: Wait For (gl.GetEngine(File.DirData("B4XWebGL"), Port, "GMT+2")) Complete (Success As Boolean) related to Timezone as
link: After updated the jServer library, I modified the code as following: Sub Process_Globals ' existing code Private AppName As String = "B4XWebGL

DirData is needed) to refer such path for shared files: Sub Folder As String Dim res As String #if B4J #if LinuxDebugging or LinuxProduction res = File.Combine(File.DirData(Main.appname), Main.appname) #else res = File.DirData(Main.appname) #

You should´nt use this folder. You should store and load data to http://snapshots.basic4android.de/trash4169.png File.DirData is a writeable path to store Data...

Tip: currently File.DirData (= XUI.DirDefault) is the same as File.DirApp on Mac. This is a restricted path once you build an app bundle / package. In the next version of B4J it will instead return: ~/Library/Application Support/ This is similar to the way it works in Windows. For now, you can get

File.DirRootExternal -> ContentChooser / SaveAs https://www.b4x./#content File.DirInternal / DirCache / DirLibrary / DirTemp / DirData / DirDefaultExternal / GetSafeDirDefaultExternal -> XUI.DefaultFolder Round2 -> NumberFormat, B4XFormatter: Most usages of Round2 are to format numbers. Modifyin

Each Bitmap is sent separately over the network. Only present in OpenCV version. LogMatImgList (MatList As List) Takes a list of OCVMATs and convert them into Bitmap(s) to be shown in B4XIDEViewer. The list is sent over the network and then unpacked. Only present in OpenCV version. LogSavedImage (Di

I think I found the problem, there was a non-printable character in the file name, so it did not show anywhere... I found it by trying to create a small project showing the problem. When I copied the filename from the B4J error message Logs window into the forum editor, it showed the typical rectan
link: This line of code: su.SaveCSV2( File.DirData( AppName ), vers, ",", lstCSV, hdr ) where vers = "C1A0501 v0.4.0 FAN 2021-10-11 094328.csv" AppName =

Use: Log(File.DirData("Anywhere Software\\B4J") & "\b4xV5.ini") It will return something like: C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Roaming\Anywhere Software\B4J\b4xV5.ini Alwaysbusy

Previously File.DirData returned the same folder as File.DirApp on Mac. This isn't good enough as it is a read-only folder on Mac, once you build a package. It is very similar to Windows.

Brilliant! Thanks so much, both Chris2 and Magma. I used Dim UserDir As String = File.DirData("Checkers") for both read and write (obviously :) ) File.Writemap(UserDir, "NmicroCore", Main.checkers) Works perfectly. Saves the data file in AppData\Roaming (see attachment).
link: Dim UserDir As String = File.DirData("Checkers") 'OR' Private xui as XUI xui.SetDataFolder("Checkers") Dim UserDir As String = xui.DefaultFolder If F
link: The ...\Bin\ folder is File.DirApp I think. Your code must write the file to File.DirData("Checkers") and read it from there. Can you post all the co
link: hey... you are saying you ve tried... but... the file must created into File.DirData("Checkers") & "\" & yourfilename...and not in program files\youra

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