Acknowledged
5 months ago

additional view.onShow()

eclipse: Version: 2022-06 (4.24.0) Build id: 20220609-1112
plugin: 4.1.2
SDK: 4.1.5
Windows 10 21H1

- run WF in sim  2022-8-15 21:57:18

- sim [settings] [low power mode] 2022-8-15 21:57:25

- sim [settings] [force onHide] 2022-8-15 21:57:30

effect:

2022-8-15 21:57:18 >view.initialize< ---- start
2022-8-15 21:57:18 >view.onShow< ---- start
2022-8-15 21:58:00 >view.onShow< ---- additional onShow no initialse

question: is it the bug on sim or the same is on device

I have strange error in low power mode:

Error Name: Unexpected Type Error
Occurrences: 4

    VenuTm: 6.90
    epixTm (Gen 2) / quatix® 7 Sapphire: 8.37, 9.22

function draw(dc)
{
    var 
	i = 0,
	v = mI_L,				//! class member, never null, array
	t = $.GLB;				//! global, settings, never null 
		
	dc.setClip(0, 0, t.screenWidth, t.screenHeight);
	do
	{
			if(v.size() == 3) /// <----------- here error from ERA
			{
			    draw_item(dc, v[0], t);
			    draw_item(dc, v[1], t);
			    draw_item(dc, v[2], t);
			}...
			
			...
			
			v = mI_R;       //! class member, never null, array
			i++;
	}while (i < 2);
}

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  • over 2 years ago

    I'm not clear about what your concern is here. It would help if your were more concise about what the problem is. Are you concerned about the second onShow call, or the error in your draw method? The purpose of this bug reporting tool is not to request assistance to debug issues in your code, but to report suspected bugs, preferably with reproduction steps. Can you demonstrate that 'v' in your if statement on line 11 is the correct type (I realize you infer it's never null and an array, but I have no way to confirm that).

    It appears that you're inferring the second call to onShow does not initialize your variables and perhaps that's how you're obtaining the unexpected type error. I'm just not sure I'm interpreting this correctly.

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  • over 2 years ago

    I'm not clear about what your concern is here. It would help if your were more concise about what the problem is. Are you concerned about the second onShow call, or the error in your draw method? The purpose of this bug reporting tool is not to request assistance to debug issues in your code, but to report suspected bugs, preferably with reproduction steps. Can you demonstrate that 'v' in your if statement on line 11 is the correct type (I realize you infer it's never null and an array, but I have no way to confirm that).

    It appears that you're inferring the second call to onShow does not initialize your variables and perhaps that's how you're obtaining the unexpected type error. I'm just not sure I'm interpreting this correctly.

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