Hello,
I have a purely theoretical question. See #POST
My question concerns compiling the project to the library in B4A.
Before that, however, maybe a few words of description, which includes such an example project.
Well, the compiled project has two modules:
A. Main Activity Module and Class Module.
In addition, it contains the required B4A system libraries.
Graphics and one file (Layout.bal) have also been added to the project.
And it is about the THIS file that goes to me.
Now I have the RIGHT question whether compiling the whole project to the library
will I get a library with the source of the Layout.bal file?
It happened to me that when compiling a new project using
library, the system requested the missing Layuot.bal file
Is there a simple way to get around this problem, to my own library
he did not have to include all those required sets, which are compiled to the library anyway.
At least I think so, and that would be my expectation.
I greet everyone.
I have a purely theoretical question. See #POST
My question concerns compiling the project to the library in B4A.
Before that, however, maybe a few words of description, which includes such an example project.
Well, the compiled project has two modules:
A. Main Activity Module and Class Module.
In addition, it contains the required B4A system libraries.
Graphics and one file (Layout.bal) have also been added to the project.
And it is about the THIS file that goes to me.
Now I have the RIGHT question whether compiling the whole project to the library
will I get a library with the source of the Layout.bal file?
It happened to me that when compiling a new project using
library, the system requested the missing Layuot.bal file
Is there a simple way to get around this problem, to my own library
he did not have to include all those required sets, which are compiled to the library anyway.
At least I think so, and that would be my expectation.
I greet everyone.