IN NO WAY DO I ENDORSE OR SUGGEST THAT ANYONE SHOULD CONSTRUE THAT I ENDORSE IN
ANY WAY ANY ADVERTISEMENT APPEARING UNDER MY SIGNATURE.
STEPS ARE BEING TAKEN.
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On Friday 13 March 2009 13:55:25 richard terry wrote:
>
> Some code would help.
>
richard,
That's the problem - there is no code. The update "just happens" when the row
in the databrowser changes, i.e. the user clicks on another row in the
gridview. I just can't seem to figure a way of trappi
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On Fri, 13 Mar 2009 01:08:34 pm Bruce wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I am having a lot of trouble with this.
>
> I am trying to update a "temporary" table, say "tmp" in postgresql on a
> name matching basis using the gb.db.form databrowser control. Essentially
> I have a little app where the user opts to a
Hi guys,
I am having a lot of trouble with this.
I am trying to update a "temporary" table, say "tmp" in postgresql on a name
matching basis using the gb.db.form databrowser control. Essentially I have a
little app where the user opts to add a name or match a name. This app updates
"tmp" set
On Fri, 13 Mar 2009 08:34:57 am jbskaggs wrote:
> Could someone post me an example of using apsell with an textedit box?
>
> I asume I would save a tmp file run aspell and then reload the changed
> file.
>
> but when I try and call aspell from shell I get weird errors.
>
> Does anyone have experien
Could someone post me an example of using apsell with an textedit box?
I asume I would save a tmp file run aspell and then reload the changed file.
but when I try and call aspell from shell I get weird errors.
Does anyone have experience running aspell from a shell? If so how do I
pass on qu
Jeff ha scritto:
> Hi All,
> First post, so forgive me newbie-ness.
>
> If I use the add method to add rows to a combo box I specify an index:
> Eg:
> ComboBoxProjects.Add("ZZ", 0)
> ComboBoxProjects.Add("AA", 1)
>
> Then in a button click event I use the index property to get the
> selected row:
On Fri, 13 Mar 2009 12:46:05 am Jeff wrote:
> Hi All,
> First post, so forgive me newbie-ness.
>
> If I use the add method to add rows to a combo box I specify an index:
> Eg:
> ComboBoxProjects.Add("ZZ", 0)
> ComboBoxProjects.Add("AA", 1)
>
> Then in a button click event I use the index property t
Forgot to say...
Taking arguments like in example you described can be useful too.
Example;
SomeObject = ThisCollection[IntegerVariable]
You don't need to convert IntegerVariable to string before using it as key!
Jussi
On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 5:23 PM, Jussi Lahtinen
wrote:
> String.Left(Str
Jeff schrieb:
> Hi All,
> First post, so forgive me newbie-ness.
>
> If I use the add method to add rows to a combo box I specify an index:
> Eg:
> ComboBoxProjects.Add("ZZ", 0)
> ComboBoxProjects.Add("AA", 1)
>
> Then in a button click event I use the index property to get the
> selected row:
>
String.Left(String as String [, Length as Integer])
Length is optional, then the only argument, 1 is taken as string.
So result is "1".
Everything seems to be correct... although it is little confusing that
number 1 is taken as string without "".
Jussi
On Thu, Mar 12, 2009 at 12:33 PM, Rolf-W
Hi All,
First post, so forgive me newbie-ness.
If I use the add method to add rows to a combo box I specify an index:
Eg:
ComboBoxProjects.Add("ZZ", 0)
ComboBoxProjects.Add("AA", 1)
Then in a button click event I use the index property to get the
selected row:
PRINT ComboBoxProjects.Index
This
When programming, I typed
IF String.Left(1) = "§" THEN txt$ = "§.."
instead of
IF String.Left(txt$, 1) = "§" THEN txt$ = "§.."
but Gambas2 didn't show a mistake - is String.left() possible at
all, I mean without giving the string? The program ran through, it just
did not react to the conditio
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