After reinstalling 10.2.3 whenever I write a firemonkey programme and put it on the android (samsung s5) and rotate the phone 90 degrees, the programme dies. On the phone is a black screen with the firemonkey flame; on the computer it is as though the programme has terminated (and you can run it againk by pressing f9, if you want to watch it die again!)
After reinstalling 10.2.3 whenever I write a firemonkey programme and put it on the android (samsung s5) and rotate the phone 90 degrees, the programme dies. On the phone is a black screen with the firemonkey flame; on the computer it is as though the programme has terminated (and you can run it againk by pressing f9, if you want to watch it die again!)
I went hunting for android options, and ticked all the boxes under Project/Options/Application/Orientation, but it made no difference.
Any ideas please?
I went hunting for android options, and ticked all the boxes under Project/Options/Application/Orientation, but it made no difference.
Any ideas please?
Thanks, Scott. That worked, in an interesting way. If I modified that file in the level where the .dproj file lay, it caused a weird crash saying that string as above was illegal. If I modified the one in the ../android/progname directory, it worked fine. Does this mean I will have to go through all my android programmes and add this, or is there a template file Delphi uses that I can modify so it puts this in all the versions of this file it generates?
ReplyDeleteThanks, Scott. That will keep me in bedtime reading for a while! Wonder why it was unnecessary in previous versions of Delphi?
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