I have gotten various kinds of advice for solving "Missing R". I'm
trying to organize that into a checklist to work through the problem
efficiently.
- Any comments on the efficacy of these steps?
- Any additional techniques?
- Any change in order?
Thanks.
Solving "Missing R" error
1. Find and
Mark: Thanks for your time and clarity.
On Friday, June 1, 2012 5:16:09 PM UTC-4, dev0708 wrote:
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> I’ve observed two ways to handle a button press: #1 and #2 below.
> - Can anyone explain the situations where I should use one or another?
> - What is the proper terminology to desc
I’ve observed two ways to handle a button press: #1 and #2 below.
- Can anyone explain the situations where I should use one or another?
- What is the proper terminology to describe the two techniques?
- Are there more ways to handle a button press?
Much thanks.
1. Set event handler in Main.
Worked perfect. Thank you much.
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Perfect, much thanks. I wish I could put back that hair I pulled out
over that problem.
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