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stevel05

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• Nov 25, 2019

• #2

Have you been drinking or is it me?

But if your serious then shouldn't it be:

B4X:

If MyIndex = LabelIndex Then Return

 

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DonManfred

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• Nov 25, 2019

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stevel05 said:

But if your serious then shouldn't it be:

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it is based on a tutorial from erel.

https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/b4x-resumable-subs-and-the-index-pattern.111487/#content

 

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stevel05

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• Nov 25, 2019

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I missed that one.

 

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LucaMs

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• Nov 25, 2019

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I didn't want to consume my two neurons and there was my graphic tool open, so...

 

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LucaMs

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• Nov 25, 2019

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I should put it up for auction at Christie's:

Title: "Drunk Programmer"

 

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JohnC

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• Nov 26, 2019

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Before the DO, the code is setting "MyIndex = Label1Index".

Then the code inside the DO/LOOP never changes either value, so the "If Myindex <> List1Index then Return" will never happen! (unless List1Index is changed async outside of this routine)

 

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LucaMs

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• Nov 26, 2019

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JohnC said:

Before the DO, the code is setting "MyIndex = Label1Index".

Then the code inside the DO/LOOP never changes either value, so the "If Myindex <> List1Index then Return" will never happen! (unless List1Index is changed async outside of this routine)

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I was joking!

That code is just a piece of an Erel's example.

 

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JohnC

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• Nov 26, 2019

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ah..

 

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kisoft

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• Nov 27, 2019

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Hello.
This code doesn't work because you're using an irregular font...

 

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