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Hi guys,

Have reached another problem in the final stages of completing my stack. I have been working on this project for a couple months now and it is finally complete. The aim of the app was for you (as the user) to be able to have a type of calculator which performed a certain sequence of sums once a numerical value is entered. It is now finished (thank goodness! )but I have reached an error whilst saving this app. I am saving it as an Android application (.apk) for use on a mobile phone. I have the Android personal 1 pack, and my error is as follows:

There was an error while saving the standalone application could not compile application class

I am unsure as to why this is occurring but find it hard to believe that this could have occurred because of either invalid syntax or that a command I was using was incompatible with Android. As I said before my stack is very simple and only performs a few basic mathematical functions (mainly multiplying contents of fields) by each other. If you wish to see this script, please request.

Thanks for all the support I am amazed at the amount of response I see from the forums!
NinjaBunny #14

Dear ninjabunny14,

Thank you for your request.

This error generally occurs when there is a discrepancy with your Android settings in LiveCode.

Have you ensured that your mobile support settings are set up correctly?

The following LiveCode lessons will be able to help you get up and running with Android deployment for LiveCode.

http://lessons.runrev.com/s/lessons/m/4 ... er-on-a-pc

http://lessons.runrev.com/s/lessons/m/2 ... r-on-linux

http://lessons.runrev.com/s/lessons/m/2 ... r-on-a-mac

Kind Regards,

Neil Roger
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RunRev Support Team ~ http://www.runrev.com
LiveCode – Realize fast, compile-free coding

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Ok thank you. However, what I find odd is that about a year ago, just under, I created another app after doing all the things said in the lesson and it all worked fine. Have things been updated since then? Do you have to emulate it before you can save it?