Hallo Benoît! I understand what you write, But I can not understand this: ------------------------------------- I have the program installed on my Ubuntu-PC from an Istallation Package created by Gabas3.6.x IT RUNS PERFECTLY.
The same code running in Gambas3.8 IDE does not. --------------------------------------- Both times the same Ubuntu-system with same components. If my front-end really had changed then both versions should do the same - but they DO NOT. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx x How does my program compiled with 3.6.x run, while the SAME code under 3.8 does not?????? x xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx x And again: How can I get the old 3.6.x back? x xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Thank you for your patience! Wolfgang Am 25.08.2015 um 14:52 schrieb Benoît Minisini: > Le 25/08/2015 11:37, Wolfgang a écrit : >> Hello Benoît, >> >> this is in the example: >> To make it step by step I added a very, very short example with >> SystemInformation. As ZIP-Files are refused, please rename my file! >> (My original program is a ham-software I programmed over more than a >> year now - and which is very complex in all the code) >> >> This is not in the example, but may be of interest: >> What I do have (not in the example obove) is that everything is bigger >> now. The controls, the text etc.. > It's because your font changed: the size and position of controls and > forms defined from the IDE form editor are proportional to the desktop > font height. This is a feature, it's there from the very first version > of Gambas! > >> What the example makes: >> I simply have place a TabStrip and changed the *BackgroundColor*. This >> worked in 3.6.x (do not know, what exactly the latest official version >> was. Now only the "headline" besides the tabs shows the desired color. > The basic controls are not drawn by Gambas, but by the underlying widget > theme you use. Which is the case for the TabStrip control. > > First you must know which GUI component you are using: gb.qt4, gb.qt5, > gb.gtk or gb.gtk3. > > If you use gb.gui, then the actual component will be chosen according to > your desktop. If you are using Gnome, then it will be gb.gtk. > > Then you must look at which widget theme you are using. If you are using > gb.qt4, according to your system information, you will be using "GTK" > which is a special QT theme that tries to use the current GTK+ theme to > draw, so that the QT application looks the same as the GTK+ ones. But > it's not perfect. > > Then you must try to change your widget theme to see how the TabStrip is > drawn in each case. > > I hope that I was clear enough! > > As for your socket error, I need far more details too! > > Regards, > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Gambas-user mailing list Gambas-user@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/gambas-user
