I'm happy to release B4A v9.90. This update includes all kinds of improvements and it also adds support for the new B4XPages library which will make developing B4A apps as well as cross platform apps much simpler.
Add new module - Option to add the new module to the parent folder. This is useful in cross platform projects where the modules are shared between the different platforms.
Fix for a design issue that existed since B4A v1.0 where in some cases assignment of an object to a variable can also change other variables that point to the same "wrapper".
I'm happy to release B4A v9.90. This update includes all kinds of improvements and it also adds support for the new B4XPages library which will make developing B4A apps as well as cross platform apps much simpler.
Add new module - Option to add the new module to the parent folder. This is useful in cross platform projects where the modules are shared between the different platforms.
Fix for a design issue that existed since B4A v1.0 where in some cases assignment of an object to a variable can also change other variables that point to the same "wrapper".
I have a couple of questions about new B4X version.
1) Do you mean that if I start a new cross platform mobile project I have to use B4XPages instead of XUI ?
2) Now B4X Tools are open source. Is it possible that in the near future they will be cross platform, so I can run they also on mac and linux ?
3) Which are the main configuration steps (java version, cross-platform framework etc) in order to start with the new version and with a new project from scratch ?
Add new module - Option to add the new module to the parent folder. This is useful in cross platform projects where the modules are shared between the different platforms.
but even if the module is added to the parent folder, the zip file generated by both autobackup and "export as zip", still moves it to the root folder, thus effectively preventing the sharing when restoring the project.
The project files can be located in many different folders. It is technically impossible to export the project while keeping the original folders structure (without replicating many unrelated folders).
It should be possible to recreate only the folder structure needed for the project. Starting from the root without the drive letter, only creating subfolders as needed for the project. At least I can create a zip file with the exact structure, relative to root.