Thanks to some of the member I can now create objects dynamically.
If I create a number of buttons I can position and label them differently. I
can also name them differently
However I can have a number of objects with the same name on a form?
I can access an event say click on any of the
It seems that there are bugs in the "Ror" function too.
Using the same number, 197 (11000101), if I write ROR(197,3) I get
-1610612712 (
10111000)
instead of 10111000 (184).
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I made some tests on bit manipulation functions and I think I've found some
bugs in them (Gambas 2.12.0).
I read in the documentation that a function like SHL should keep care of
the initial type of data.
I.e., if I use a byte, it should work using 8 bits (the lenght of a byte),
if I use an intege
I made some tests on bit manipulation functions and I think I've found some
bugs in them (Gambas 2.12.0).
I read in the documentation that a function like SHL should keep care of
the initial type of data.
I.e., if I use a byte, it should work using 8 bits (the lenght of a byte),
if I use an intege
I have asked this before, but I cannot change colors on may controls like
Textlabel, or Progressbar
for example:
ProgressBar1.ForeColor = Color.DarkGreen
This does nothing the bar remains black this happens with many of my
controls in Slackware 12.2 but not Ubuntu 8.1.
BUT ProgressBar1.BackC
Thanks Fabien!
It was very useful!
Now I got my code to work, and it's even simpler than the original vb6 version;
Sub PieChart()
Dim Angle As Float
Dim prevAngle As Float
Dim ii As Long
With Draw
.Begin(Me.PicPieChart)
.ForeColor = Color.Black
.LineWidth = 3
.Circle(105, 105, 105)
.LineWidth =
good work !
2009/3/27 Jesus Guardon :
> Fabien Bodard escribió:
>>
>> simply the handle name is not good... you have named your gridview
>> "gv" and not "GridView1"... it's an usual copy&paste error ;-)
>>
>
> Ha ha... it's my mistake. Finally I get it working, really really fast
> method. A lot o
i think you will better see at my source code in gb.chart. for that
download the gambas source and look in
~/gambas/comp/src/gb.chart/_CStylePie.class.
you need to use ellipse or circle
2009/3/28 Jussi Lahtinen :
> Hi!
>
> I noticed Start and End options to make sector (also in circle), but
> how
or simply the component itself if it work... (i'm not sure in v2)
2009/3/28 Jussi Lahtinen :
> Hi!
>
> I noticed Start and End options to make sector (also in circle), but
> how to fill them with color?
>
> Fabien, here it is, but I think it is not very useful.
> It is made only for my special cas
