Formerly I don't have to worry so much about data type as IDE takes care of it for me, Example if i have string variable = "2" and i have integer variable = 2 and I compare, i will get true but no more.
Here are two scenarios where that no longer work:
I have a php script
then I also have B4A using okhttputils to get the result
But then I was getting No. I had to do res.trim before the comparism worked and I dont know why because the php does not have any space anywhere in the echo statement
Today too I have this scenario. I have some few labels and i set tag for them in the designer as 1,2,3 with same event name
i have this code in a label click event
But then it was also NOT working, when i check the type for l.tag it gives string, so have to declare another integer variable and cast the l.tag before it worked
Here are two scenarios where that no longer work:
I have a php script
PHP:
echo "failed";then I also have B4A using okhttputils to get the result
B4X:
Dim ok As HttpJob
ok.Initialize("",Me)
ok.Download(mhyurl)
Wait For Jobdone (ok As HttpJob)
If ok.Success Then
Dim res As String
res = ok.GetString
If res = "failed" Then
Log("yes")
Else
Log("no")
End If
End IfBut then I was getting No. I had to do res.trim before the comparism worked and I dont know why because the php does not have any space anywhere in the echo statement
Today too I have this scenario. I have some few labels and i set tag for them in the designer as 1,2,3 with same event name
i have this code in a label click event
B4X:
Private Sub lblLeftMenu_Click
Dim l As B4XView = Sender
Log(l.Tag)
Select l.Tag
Case 1
Log("1 here")
Case 2
Log("2 here")
Case 3
Log("3 here")
End Select
End SubBut then it was also NOT working, when i check the type for l.tag it gives string, so have to declare another integer variable and cast the l.tag before it worked