Christian,
Hi. I made the GetRecordCount() function.
Can you please be more specific as why it does not work for you? I do not have
an FB DB to test, so if you could please be clear as how it fails I'll
appreciate it.
Thank you,
zxMarce.
On Sep 25, 2016, 17:42, at 17:42, bugtrac...@gambaswi
I was just curious about the use of CTRL-RIGHT instead of CTRL-END. The latter
normally takes the cursor to the end of the text, while the former just skips a
word at a time. One of the examples in this thread splitted the text at spaces
and then skipped one word at a time in a FOR loop instead
(english below)
ODBC en realidad no es en sí un driver, sino un administrador de drivers. Lo
que hace en la práctica es ofrecer a programas una interfase lo más unificada
posible para que solamente cambiando el driver subyacente se pueda usar ese
mismo programa con diversos motores de bases de
I do not see the need to "force" developers needing timezone handling
functionality to add a reference to gb.util.web; expecting to have timezone
capability in a web component is simply not intuitive.
Couldn't the timezone be a new property of the Date type/object, defaulting to
the System's t
Got it.
Thanks Benoît.
On Apr 2, 2017, 20:51, at 20:51, "Benoît Minisini"
wrote:
>Le 03/04/2017 à 00:48, d4t4f...@gmail.com a écrit :
>> I do not see the need to "force" developers needing timezone handling
>> functionality to add a reference to gb.util.web; expecting to have
>> timezone capabil
Hehe... you're right. But I also cited IBM's ODBC docs for its DB2, and you can
also check Easysoft's excellent C tutorials at
http://www.easysoft.com/developer/languages/c/odbc_tutorial.html. Speaking
about Easysoft, I myself made a command line ODBC tool to connect with
ConnectionStrings and
Hehe... you're right. But I also cited IBM's ODBC docs for its DB2, and you can
also check Easysoft's excellent C tutorials at
http://www.easysoft.com/developer/languages/c/odbc_tutorial.html. Speaking
about Easysoft, I myself made a command line ODBC tool to connect with
ConnectionStrings and
&H02 is ASCII for STX, a special char that for some protocols mean "start
transmission".
Some protocols frame their data payload between chars STX (&H02) and ETX(&H03).
These also normally use some checksum mechanism either before or right after
ETX.
Of course it could also be a misleading UTF8
Piccoro,
All .MoveXXX methods except .MoveNext need a record count from the provider.
You know that ODBC does not provide one, but some drivers do, and I also
patched the component to try to fetch this count when possible.
Now, the driver may NOT be correctly configured in unixODBC, allowing so
Matti
Your string has 3 substrings when split with SPLIT (STRING, "#"):
Index 0: "Hello"
Index 1: ""
Index 2: "12345"
It is documented that separators are single characters, not strings; you can
specify a string because any of its individual characters may be used as
separator.
If you also sp
Maybe a previous query like:
SELECT TOP 1 * FROM
would help with the FOR EACH loop. Don't really know your case though.
Regards,
zxMarce
On Jun 16, 2017, 16:40, at 16:40, PICCORO McKAY Lenz
wrote:
>2017-06-16 15:04 GMT-04:00 ML :
>
>> Does this help?
>>
>> Dim fld as Field
>> For Each
Actually a type in VBA (old VB6 and MSOffice Basic) is not regarded as an
object, it is more akin to a C Struc.
All you do to use it is "Dim myVar As UserType". You use New for object classes
only, and Type is not a class or object.
The Private clause makes the user type definition accessible o
Without a machine nearby, I'd risk you're in the right track.
The DIM AS LONG creates 64bit vars while DateDiff may return 32bit data (don't
have the docs with me).
Print will use 64bit to print the vars and 32bit with direct DateDiff (you may
confirm by using CLng to affect the DateDiff's in t
Toni,
I don't think Print is at fault here at all. My guess is that DateDiff may need
an "attitude adjustment" in these cases: It may need to either raise an
overflow error or return a 64bit Long.
Hope this helps,
zxMarce.
On Aug 6, 2017, 12:00, at 12:00, Tony Morehen wrote:
>zxMarce, you a
Don't want to sound pedantic or be the wiseguy that states the obvious, but I
think this is a perfect example for a recursive call.
The way I picture this is a routine that initially receives the XML root node
and displays all its attributes and text. Then, it calls itself recursively for
each
+1
TIA
zxMarce
On Aug 13, 2017, 09:57, at 09:57, Gianluigi wrote:
>Hi Benoit,
>
>I apologize for ignorance but I have never used Git.
>To update the Trunk, what should I do now?
>To subscribe to the new ML?
>To report a bug?
>Write access is only for participating in the code, or?
>
>Regards
>Gia
Count me in!
I'd like also, of course, have Git(Lab) not overwrite any changes I may have
made in my contrib with upstream, in case these changes were not yet PUSHed
successfully to upstream.
Er... Does that sound right? I meant that we need to update our private forks
while not "downgrading"
I guess clear cache+refresh is Ctrl-F5.
Regards.
On Sep 15, 2017, 10:14, at 10:14, "Benoît Minisini via Gambas-user"
wrote:
>Le 15/09/2017 à 09:46, Moviga Technologies a écrit :
>> Look at the screenshots:
>>
>
>The bug number problem should be fixed now. But you have to create the
>bug repor
That is precisely the reason I suggested an OBSERVER object. This Observer
would get all MouseDown and MouseUp events for the desired controls and act
accordingly.
My code was, anyway, Form-oriented on purpose to make it simpler and straight
to the point, without the observer complication. The
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