Hi,
I have been "playing and struggling" with B4A for just over a week now and found it an extreme learning curve;
The mixtures of "traditional" basic programming and the OO type Java functions included and integrated makes it "interesting" but definitely not always easy or logical ;-)
Specifically combining arrays and lists seems to need some "delicate" approaches.
Anyway: I am trying to get my head around something fundamental:
comparing strings within an "if" statement:
found that a single character compare works but multiple char compares dont;
in stead found the string utils functions with .EqualsIgnoreCase and others which tend to do the trick;
but... also noticed that using the double =, like in:
If astring == bstring then
is accepted in the compiler as well, but cant figure out the true effect.
Anyone can give me some direction on "=="?
Thanks.
Poul.
I have been "playing and struggling" with B4A for just over a week now and found it an extreme learning curve;
The mixtures of "traditional" basic programming and the OO type Java functions included and integrated makes it "interesting" but definitely not always easy or logical ;-)
Specifically combining arrays and lists seems to need some "delicate" approaches.
Anyway: I am trying to get my head around something fundamental:
comparing strings within an "if" statement:
found that a single character compare works but multiple char compares dont;
in stead found the string utils functions with .EqualsIgnoreCase and others which tend to do the trick;
but... also noticed that using the double =, like in:
If astring == bstring then
is accepted in the compiler as well, but cant figure out the true effect.
Anyone can give me some direction on "=="?
Thanks.
Poul.
