Good morning, folks :-)
Once upon a time, maybe some weeks or even months ago, we had a
discussion about how to lock a file for other users while it is written.
My usual way was (and still is) using a xxx.lock file for indication.
Someone on the list pointed me to the danger of overlapping
fil
charlesg wrote:
> Ing. Otto Domínguez
>
> Wow! Please, please would you give the forum a page on how to compile Gambas
> on Puppy?
>
> At least one of us is not bright enough to do it for ourselves! I am sure
> the Puppy forum would appreciate the same.
>
> rgds
>
>
I had been looking for exa
Ing. Otto Domínguez
Wow! Please, please would you give the forum a page on how to compile Gambas
on Puppy?
At least one of us is not bright enough to do it for ourselves! I am sure
the Puppy forum would appreciate the same.
rgds
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> Hi,
>
> I'm optimizing my program for a 800x600 touch screen (11") so I'm making
> all the font sizes and controls bigger. I've a feeling this is GTK related
> but I'd thought I'd mention it anyway.
>
> Changing the tabstrip font size looks fine in the IDE and when using the QT
> toolkit, but doe
> How to fold long lines of code in gambas editor ?
> (e.g. if i do not want to scroll horizontally)
>
> regs wally
>
You can't, but you can write an expression on multiple lines, provided that a
line ends with an operator.
For example, you can write:
MyString = "Gambas" &
"Almost" &
"Mea
> I just compiled Gambas 2.11.1 under Puppy Linux 4.1.2, kernel 2.6.25.16,
> gtk2. I am running and studying the examples. All run very well. I am
> mostly interested in database programming and I ran the Database example
> inside the IDE without problems, but outside the IDE (directly in the
> com
Just for fun I tried the latest snapshot. It stops with a gcc error
"cannot find -lqt-mt".
Maybe this helps somehow :-)
(My system is a Suse 10.3)
Rolf
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