ExactlyElliot wrote:I am not sure what you mean. I would be using the iOS Simulator. Does that mean I should change the name of libSB-sim.a to libSB.a? (Overwriting or deleting the current libSB.a file)?
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My iphone app works perfectly! Last question--is there any way I can change the input default to numeric keypad?
Thanks for all your help!
Thanks for all your help!
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No, currently in smart BASIC there is no specific keyboard selection.Elliot wrote:My iphone app works perfectly! Last question--is there any way I can change the input default to numeric keypad?
I will mark it as a feature request.
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App works perfectly in iPhone simulator, but can't get it working on my actual iPhone. I renamed the libSB-dev.a to libSB.a first. It installs with an icon. Your smartBasic splash screen shows briefly, then the error message:
Nothing to execute
OK
Touching the icon yields a black screen.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks.
Nothing to execute
OK
Touching the icon yields a black screen.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks.
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Nothing to execute means there is no code to run. Empty program file or no file.Elliot wrote:App works perfectly in iPhone simulator, but can't get it working on my actual iPhone. I renamed the libSB-dev.a to libSB.a first. It installs with an icon. Your smartBasic splash screen shows briefly, then the error message:
Nothing to execute
OK
Touching the icon yields a black screen.
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks.
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I know that. It is exactly the same project that worked on the simulator. The only thing I changed was renaming libSB-dev.a to libSB.a....
I can see that the project contains the appropriate BASIC textfile in SAMPLES folder, and that filename is listed in the #define SB_FILE@..
Any thoughts?
I can see that the project contains the appropriate BASIC textfile in SAMPLES folder, and that filename is listed in the #define SB_FILE@..
Any thoughts?
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Then you need to delete old version of your app on your device.Elliot wrote:I know that. It is exactly the same project that worked on the simulator. The only thing I changed was renaming libSB-dev.a to libSB.a....
I can see that the project contains the appropriate BASIC textfile in SAMPLES folder, and that filename is listed in the #define SB_FILE@..
Any thoughts?
Re: Adding smart BASIC to Xcode Tutorial
I found the problem: one of the letters in the file name was lower case instead of upper!
But--> I more glitch: the app runs but does not re-set each time. What is the code to make it re-initialize?
Thanks!
But--> I more glitch: the app runs but does not re-set each time. What is the code to make it re-initialize?
Thanks!
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What means re-set or re-initialize?Elliot wrote:I found the problem: one of the letters in the file name was lower case instead of upper!
But--> I more glitch: the app runs but does not re-set each time. What is the code to make it re-initialize?
Thanks!
Re: Adding smart BASIC to Xcode Tutorial
I think it will just require a Reset button in the BASIC code. Shouldn't be a problem! Thanks for all your help!