Android Question Initialize not recognized

LucaMs

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• May 31, 2018

• #2

Check (and post?) Class1

 

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Shelby

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• May 31, 2018

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Thanks Luca,
Here's my class1 code

[
Sub Class_Globals
Public value As Int
End Sub
'Initializes the object.
Public Sub LogValue
Log(value)
End Sub
]

 

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LucaMs

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• May 31, 2018

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Shelby said:

'Initializes the object.

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Sub Initialize is missing

Create the class using the menu:

 

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Shelby

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• May 31, 2018

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Yes, I have done that as directed by the tutorial. It seems to be saved in my files as class1.bas

 

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LucaMs

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but

LucaMs said:

Sub Initialize is missing

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LucaMs

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Shelby said:

[
Sub Class_Globals
Public value As Int
End Sub

'Initializes the object.
Public Sub Initialize
End Sub

Public Sub LogValue
Log(value)
End Sub
]

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Shelby

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OK I'll try to add a sub as you say.
Thanks

 

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Shelby

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Now of course I didn't know if I should add the new sub on the class1 tab or the Main tab so I put it into the main tab as seen below. Still it's not happy when I run the (uh oh I have release instead of debug from the last tutorial. I'll change release to debug).

[
Sub Process_Globals
End Sub
Sub Globals
End Sub

Sub Initialize
End Sub

Sub Activity_Create(FirstTime As Boolean)
Dim c1, c2 As Class1
c1.Initialize
c1.value = 200
c2.Initialize
c2.value = 300
c1.LogValue
c2.LogValue
End Sub
Sub Activity_Resume
End Sub
Sub Activity_Pause (UserClosed As Boolean)
End Sub
]

 

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Shelby

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Nope didn't work plus I see Erel has Release in the box.
Aha!! It worked when I added the new sub on the Class tab.
Thanks again for your assistance!

 

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klaus

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You must add it in the Class module.

Two advices:
1. You should use code tags when posting code.


2. It is most often more efficient to post a test project, as a zip file, showing the problem.
Creating a zip file of the project.

 

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DonManfred

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Shelby said:

Sub Process_Globals
End Sub

Click to expand...

Please use [CODE]code here...[/CODE] tags when posting code.
You got this told in the past already....

 

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Shelby

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B4X:

The code

Oh, I now see to use the icon in the list (not just put [] around my code). I guess either style works as long as the words code and /code are within the brackets.
Thanks Don

 

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Shelby

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Klaus, I also see the value of large file segments being put into a zip file.
Thanks

 

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Shelby

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Off to work; thanks again Gentlemen.

 

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