Android Question Is there a limit to the number of lines of a program in B4A?

[luigi.crocella]

There is a limit to the number of lines of a program in B4A? I'm venturing in porting a program written in vb6 years ago. I pasted the code into a module in the IDE of B4A, and in total I get to over 2700 lines of code. Well all the keywords of the code are highlighted in red. Even those in other modules as well as those already converted syntactically in B4A are highlighted in red. Have I exceeded a limit of magnitude in IDE B4A?
Please help me.

 

[Erel]

No. You can have more than 30000 lines in a single module.

I guess that there is a duplicate sub or other error. Try to run the program and see the compiler error.

 

[luigi.crocella]

Thanks Erel. I'm redoing the whole process over again adding sub after sub. I arrived at 870 line of code that work well (32% of the work is done ...). The work of translation from vb6 to B4A really is hard, because the syntax is similar but not identical. Especially the presence of 'goto' or 'redim' complicates things.
P.S.:
B4A is the most comprehensive, useful, powerful, functional compiler exists for the development of Android apps. Thanks!!!