Hi,
It's mentioned in other posts, to add this annotation. But I'm not clear on where to put it, without generating a syntax error.
If I put the annotation in the Project Attributes, it says that this attribute isn't supported. Sorry, I'm not yet familiar with B4J annotations.
Also, in conjunction with this in another post, it's also mentioned to add an event sub sw_checkedchange(), but I'm not sure about the parameters to this.
Specifically, what I'm trying to do, is shift focus to a combo box, after a key is pressed. The keypress is working fine, but when after this line is hit (in Debug mode, of course):
that error we're familiar with,
Unexpected event (missing RaiseSynchronousEvents): txt_test_focuschanged
is returned. txt_test_focuschanged is defined but empty, thus:
Is there a way to avoid this error, in debug mode? Or do we still just ignore it? And where do you put annotations in general? They belong in the Project Attributes, correct?
It's mentioned in other posts, to add this annotation. But I'm not clear on where to put it, without generating a syntax error.
If I put the annotation in the Project Attributes, it says that this attribute isn't supported. Sorry, I'm not yet familiar with B4J annotations.
Also, in conjunction with this in another post, it's also mentioned to add an event sub sw_checkedchange(), but I'm not sure about the parameters to this.
Specifically, what I'm trying to do, is shift focus to a combo box, after a key is pressed. The keypress is working fine, but when after this line is hit (in Debug mode, of course):
B4X:
cb_History.RequestFocusthat error we're familiar with,
Unexpected event (missing RaiseSynchronousEvents): txt_test_focuschanged
is returned. txt_test_focuschanged is defined but empty, thus:
B4X:
Sub txt_test_FocusChanged (HasFocus As Boolean)
End SubIs there a way to avoid this error, in debug mode? Or do we still just ignore it? And where do you put annotations in general? They belong in the Project Attributes, correct?