The three tools are being updated together. This update adds support for copying and pasting layouts between the three platforms. This is an important feature that will make it simpler to build cross platform applications.
Improvements:
Support for copying and pasting controls between the platforms:
Ctrl + Click in the designer script to select the control.
FirebaseAnalytics v1.11 - Includes the manifest definitions for FirebaseDatabase.
B4J beta download link: https://www.b4x.com/b4j/files/beta.exe
B4A download link: mail will be sent today, to developers eligible for free upgrade.
B4i download link: mail will be sent to developers eligible for free upgrade.
It is the same as with the previous version. You can get it working with Windows XP, although it is not recommended. If the installer causes a problem then install it on a different computer and copy the files. Make sure to use the latest version of .Net Framework available for XP.
Before, the GUI was sensitive to the initial procedure.
Pressing a key positioned you directly in the procedure, but now 9.50 # 1beta no.
That maybe I'm wrong.
It is the same as with the previous version. You can get it working with Windows XP, although it is not recommended. If the installer causes a problem then install it on a different computer and copy the files. Make sure to use the latest version of .Net Framework available for XP.
I'am not sure what the previous version was but it works fine with 8.8. When starting the installer it says "beta.exe is not a valid Win32-application".
The reason for using XP is that I'm on Linux and boot up a virtual XP when I need to work in Windows. The XP is a clone of my physical PC from years ago. Most programs run fine on XP and I only boot it up occasionally.
This update adds support for copying and pasting layouts between the three platforms. This is an important feature that will make it simpler to build cross platform applications.
Erel,
Do you think one day we could use the same layout file for B4A, B4J, B4i? Is that the end goal? Or are the native controls too disparate that this would not be practical? Delphi had attempted this but with marginal success.
The current solution makes it simple to share layouts. See the animated gif in the first post. It is a matter of two clicks to copy and paste a layout. In most real world applications you will want to make some platform specific changes. This is very easy to do now.
I don't see it as a goal to have a cross platform layout file. It will work good in small examples but will be limiting in real apps.