iOS Question iStringUtils library not recognized

Johan Hormaza

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• Mar 22, 2023

• #2

This it

B4X:

Private StrFunct As StringUtils

 

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tseyfarth

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• Mar 22, 2023

• #3

Seems simple... too simple- I had not thought of trying that.
Normally the As part is the same name as the library name but not in this case.

Thank you Johan,
Tim

 

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agraham

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• Mar 22, 2023

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tseyfarth said:

Normally the As part is the same name as the library name

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Not really true. A library can have several classes implemented and the names can be whatever the writer decides. I's just that for some libraries with a single class the writer has named the library with the same name as the class.

 

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• Mar 22, 2023

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Hello agraham,

OK, that does seem reasonable, but how to know what to use then? Where to go to see the publicly exposed classes?

Tim

 

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