Hello, i too have faced the issue of "unexpected @ in program"
Situation:
-I receive a byte array from BLE
-The byte array is converted to a Int array
-Select Case with the first element of the array yeld the unexpected @ problem
-Line showing the issue is a Select Case that has only a Case Else (because the code is derived from a simillar class used in another app, the next version of the app will have cases)
I can work around the problem by declaring a "data0" Int, assigning data(0) and then using this new variable.
The problem is not triggered If the select case has at least one case other than case else
Situation:
-I receive a byte array from BLE
-The byte array is converted to a Int array
-Select Case with the first element of the array yeld the unexpected @ problem
-Line showing the issue is a Select Case that has only a Case Else (because the code is derived from a simillar class used in another app, the next version of the app will have cases)
B4X:
Public Sub newData(bData() As Byte)
'Convert Byte Data to INT data
Dim data(bData.Length) As Int
For idx = 0 To data.Length-1
data(idx) = Bit.And(bData(idx),0xFF)
Next
'Pick data size depending on first byte
Select Case data(0) 'This line is translated to switch ([self.bi switchObjectToInt:@(((NSNumber*)[_data getObjectFastN:(int) (0)]).intValue) :@]]) {
case else
...
End Select
...
End SubI can work around the problem by declaring a "data0" Int, assigning data(0) and then using this new variable.
The problem is not triggered If the select case has at least one case other than case else