Benoît Minisini schrieb:
>> Benoit,
>>
>> I trying to compile and install Gambas 3 from the svn trunk and I have
>> the same problem
>> like Rolf.
>>
>> When I start the compilation by: make=> I have the same
>> error on : cannot find -lqt-mt
>>
>> I tryed to compile Gambas 3 on Fedora 7
Doriano Blengino schrieb:
> Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
>>> Benoit,
>>>
>>> I trying to compile and install Gambas 3 from the svn trunk and I have
>>> the same problem
>>> like Rolf.
>>>
>>> When I start the compilation by: make=> I have the same
>>> error on : cannot find -lqt-mt
>>>
>>
Hello Doriano,
I have to excuse me - it was never my intention to insult your, as it seems
deeper going feelings, regarding this particular 2 Bytes :-D
Ofcourse you are right - they are (and will be in the future also) still in
use...
But here is the point where I do not agree with you:
I do no
nando ha scritto:
> I got a chuckle from this one.
> A typewriter, those mechanical things that are only in black and white movies
> and museum actually performed CRLF using that bar to perform the line feed
> and
> carriage return. And CR LF comes from that.
> All the software I write for HTTP
Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
>> Benoit,
>>
>> I trying to compile and install Gambas 3 from the svn trunk and I have
>> the same problem
>> like Rolf.
>>
>> When I start the compilation by: make=> I have the same
>> error on : cannot find -lqt-mt
>>
>> I tryed to compile Gambas 3 on Fedor
> Benoit,
>
> I trying to compile and install Gambas 3 from the svn trunk and I have
> the same problem
> like Rolf.
>
> When I start the compilation by: make=> I have the same
> error on : cannot find -lqt-mt
>
> I tryed to compile Gambas 3 on Fedora 7 and Fedora 10, and the both
> case
> This one seems really simple. 1876
>
> Run any project
> Split the screen vertically and leave it split
> Then click the split the screen horizontally button
> Gambas will 'disappear', no sig 11, no nothing, just gone.
>
> regards
>
> richard
Fixed in revision #1877 (Gambas 3). And you got your
I got a chuckle from this one.
A typewriter, those mechanical things that are only in black and white movies
and museum actually performed CRLF using that bar to perform the line feed and
carriage return. And CR LF comes from that.
All the software I write for HTTP, ascii files, When reading, I
On Wed, 18 Feb 2009 12:30:43 am FoxIII wrote:
> I am very new to Gambas (and programming in general). I am trying to
> retrieve a filename as string from fileview so I can display it on the
> screen, but do not seem to be able to manage it. I know this may sound a
> bit of a simple request, but for
Benoit,
I trying to compile and install Gambas 3 from the svn trunk and I have
the same problem
like Rolf.
When I start the compilation by: make=> I have the same
error on : cannot find -lqt-mt
I tryed to compile Gambas 3 on Fedora 7 and Fedora 10, and the both
case I have the s
Emil Tchekov ha scritto:
> CHR$(10) & CHR$(13) - carriage return & line feed
> Those are special "command" character from the "stone age" of the informatic
> used to go to the next line (add new line) - was needed in the times where a
> martix printer with ink ribbon the single output device of the
On Tue, 17 Feb 2009 09:42:09 pm Rolf-Werner Eilert wrote:
> Benoît Minisini schrieb:
> >> Good morning Benoit (and everyone)
> >>
> >> Just came about a question: When I want to bring my Gambas2 app to
> >> Gambas3, will this be as roundabout as it is from Gambas1 to Gambas2?
> >> (Creating new for
> Is there any way to get different TCP server objects with different
> ports to use a different socket object for read? I am trying to port
> my VB6 multiport communications server application to Gambas2 and (I
> think) I need something like that to get it to work.
>
> Regards,
> Joe1962
>
I wou
On Tue, 17 Feb 2009 05:55:10 pm you wrote:
> >>So my quesitoni is 'how to discover what the character is ?chr$(10)(13)
> >>and how to eliminate those before parsing.
>
> CHR$(10) & CHR$(13) - carriage return & line feed
> Those are special "command" character from the "stone age" of the
> informati
Is there any way to get different TCP server objects with different
ports to use a different socket object for read? I am trying to port
my VB6 multiport communications server application to Gambas2 and (I
think) I need something like that to get it to work.
Regards,
Joe1962
Hi all.
I'm a begginer with Gambas and I want to create a web site whit it, but I
don't know how to start. Can somebody help me?
Thanks.
Daniel Quintero desde la Ciudad de México
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Open Source Business Conferen
Benoît Minisini a écrit :
>> Hi everyone,
>>
>> it seemed so simple that I feel a bit stupid with that question, but...
>> I want to fill a gridview with text coming from the keyboard, as in a
>> crossword.
>> I think I've to deal with the keypress event and the key.text data, but
>> how can I iden
> Hi everyone,
>
> it seemed so simple that I feel a bit stupid with that question, but...
> I want to fill a gridview with text coming from the keyboard, as in a
> crossword.
> I think I've to deal with the keypress event and the key.text data, but
> how can I identify the cell to fill. I cannot e
Hi,
Tableview is a modifiable gridview but I did not find it very flexible.
Jacky-12 gave a brilliant solution in reply to my post 'OOP and TextBox'
Nov-21-2008
rgds
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That's right. I tried your idea, and it works fine as long as every
other program keeps looking for the dirs.
My problem is similar: Part of the software runs on Windows, originally
programmed with VB5. To make it compatible to the Linux side client, I
introduced a lock-file scheme. It still us
I'm not completely sure what you want... but if you use fileview mode
none or single.
You can retrieve filename of selected file like this:
StringVariable = FileView1.Selection[0]
Hope that helps...
Jussi
On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 3:30 PM, FoxIII wrote:
>
> I am very new to Gambas (and progra
Hi everyone,
it seemed so simple that I feel a bit stupid with that question, but...
I want to fill a gridview with text coming from the keyboard, as in a
crossword.
I think I've to deal with the keypress event and the key.text data, but
how can I identify the cell to fill. I cannot even see any c
I think you're looking for the filesystem to prevent you from file operations
while 'locked'. I used 'locking' with VB5 and relied on Window's internal
locking
mechanism. After years of agony, I found the external subdirectory method
the best. I don't have shared files on just one computer, ther
I am very new to Gambas (and programming in general). I am trying to retrieve
a filename as string from fileview so I can display it on the screen, but do
not seem to be able to manage it. I know this may sound a bit of a simple
request, but for a total beginner, the help files are not entirely, w
>>So my quesitoni is 'how to discover what the character is ?chr$(10)(13)
>>and how to eliminate those before parsing.
CHR$(10) & CHR$(13) - carriage return & line feed
Those are special "command" character from the "stone age" of the informatic
used to go to the next line (add new line) - was ne
> Benoît Minisini schrieb:
> >> Good morning Benoit (and everyone)
> >>
> >> Just came about a question: When I want to bring my Gambas2 app to
> >> Gambas3, will this be as roundabout as it is from Gambas1 to Gambas2?
> >> (Creating new forms and converting the code...) Or is it more upward
> >> c
Benoît Minisini schrieb:
>> Good morning Benoit (and everyone)
>>
>> Just came about a question: When I want to bring my Gambas2 app to
>> Gambas3, will this be as roundabout as it is from Gambas1 to Gambas2?
>> (Creating new forms and converting the code...) Or is it more upward
>> compatible?
>>
> Good morning Benoit (and everyone)
>
> Just came about a question: When I want to bring my Gambas2 app to
> Gambas3, will this be as roundabout as it is from Gambas1 to Gambas2?
> (Creating new forms and converting the code...) Or is it more upward
> compatible?
>
> The reason for asking this is
> I'm importing some old data from windows. The data is exported from
> msAccess97 and some of the text fields have a carriage return of some sort
> in the middle. The same character seems to be used by access as the end of
> line for each record, so when I try and import it, I'm getting a truncate
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