Hi,
I had a bad time searching for a bug where the program logic hung. It turned out I wrote
B4X:
Wait For Msgbox_Respond (...)
instead of
B4X:
Wait For Msgbox_Result (...)
Same problem when I used
B4X:
Wait For JobComplete ...
instead of
B4X:
Wait For JobDone ...
The problem is that neither the IDE nor the compiler warn about that, but it's a show stopper and very hard to find if you simply have a little typo in your code.
I would really like it very much if the IDE could show me the events that are possible with Wait For at a specific call.
Hm, ok... but IMHO it's better to use real event handler subs for events like the Click event. I never used Wait For this far. Mostly I use it for Msgboxes and other dialog boxes and, as the reality shows, I am able to use the wrong event even for that... (two times of some dozens in this case).
My main issue would be a verification by the IDE or compiler if the used event even exists. This would prevent typos. Would that be possible?