Sorry for the waste of bandwidth - I found it in the end: it's all to do with
undetected errors in the code. In one case I had a badly formed statement that
compiled without problems - I had put 'to' instead of 'into' - so the rest of
the handler was skipped; in another case I had called iPhoneControlSet with a
bad parameter, which again caused the script to stop executing.
I find this kind of debugging tough: I am using very clunky debugging methods
because I have not yet understood the following (from the LC iOS Release Notes):
> There is, however, a simple means of logging from an emulated target device.
> The LiveCode command form:
>
> put string
>
> Will write the string out to the standard error stream. These messages will
> be visible in Console.app when running in the simulator, and in the Console
> tab of the Xcode Organizer for a given target device while it is connected to
> the host computer.
All these tests have just been with the 5.1 iPhone simulator, and I haven't yet
found the Console app. Can anyone help me?
Graham
I wrote:
> I'm trying to create some native iOS controls as part of a series of
> experiments, using the iPhone form factor. Among other things, I'm trying to
> create a scroller. I seem to have fallen at the first fence. Within a
> preOpenCard handler for the first and only card in the stack, I use this bit
> of script which I got from an LC example ('Mobile Scroller Example') which
> works fine in the 5.1 iPhone simulator on my setup:
>
> if the environment is not "mobile" then
> exit preOpenCard
> end if
> iphoneControlCreate "scroller"
> put the result into theScID
>
> after this of course come a lot of iPhoneControlSet statements.
>
> The ONLY difference that I can see between the example that works and mine is
> that I have invented a new name for my scroller ID. Both examples appear to
> have the same iOS standalone parameters, both compile apparently error-free
> and the Simulator launches each one quite happily. Nevertheless, I can show
> that in my case the ID is empty and that there's no sign of the native
> control appearing on the card. I tried it with a native text control too
> (iPhoneControlCreate "input") - same result. The control never appears and
> the ID is empty.
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