Rodney Rundstrom ha scritto:
> Thanks using last.text works in this case, can you clarify how I would
> access using parent/child can a form itself be the container or my I use
> another although a similar arrangement is available in VB I am not really
> sure how to use it?
>
The following routi
Here is the website I set up: http://gambas.wwmkr.com/
I have the front page setup and one course setup an intro to Gambas using
the official doc's. And a small four question quiz.
This is to get an idea of could be done.
JB SKaggs
jbskaggs wrote:
>
> I would like to set up a online gamba
I can't speak for anyone else but at least I intended No cynicism;
I guess I saw your screenshot and just felt like changing it a bit...
and I thought I read your statement right
"I enclose a screen dump of a very simple one for beginners (my code may be
bad - so if so you can fix it)"
Regards
D
I got richard's code and turned it into a function that can be reused for
any ONE Column listview control
Here it is guys hope this helps
PUBLIC FUNCTION ListViewSelected(lv AS ListView) AS String
'define temporary variables
DIM incrementor AS Integer
DIM tmpString AS String
'initialize t
On Tue, 31 Mar 2009 12:26:20 pm jbskaggs wrote:
> Thanks for the code!
What code, is that a note oc cynicism?
Richard
> JB
>
> richard terry-5 wrote:
> > On Tue, 31 Mar 2009 08:49:37 am jbskaggs wrote:
> >> Like I said I'd admin the site so I guess that's what you mean by
> >> co-ordinate the sam
Thanks using last.text works in this case, can you clarify how I would
access using parent/child can a form itself be the container or my I use
another although a similar arrangement is available in VB I am not really
sure how to use it?
Thanks once again
Rodney
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Thanks for the code!
JB
richard terry-5 wrote:
>
> On Tue, 31 Mar 2009 08:49:37 am jbskaggs wrote:
>> Like I said I'd admin the site so I guess that's what you mean by
>> co-ordinate the samples.
>>
>> Ill setup a site tonite, so when you get a chance you can email me the
>> samples to just r
Hello everyone.
How deb package files, the sources of Gambas.
Sorry for my bad English
Greetings
Cristian Abarzúa
Temuco - Chile
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As someone who is new to Gambas and has not coded anything for roughly 20
years this seems like a fantastic idea to me. I would be especially
interested in the suggestion of placing user code online for others to
examine. I do however think that it would have to be tightly controlled over
content
Like I said I'd admin the site so I guess that's what you mean by co-ordinate
the samples.
Ill setup a site tonite, so when you get a chance you can email me the
samples to just remove the spaces:
jbskaggs @ skaggs world . com
Im in the states but Im in the office from noon central t
On Tue, 31 Mar 2009 07:43:22 am Ron wrote:
> richard terry wrote:
> > On Tue, 31 Mar 2009 07:22:48 am jbskaggs wrote:
> >> I would like to set up a online gambas school where the more experienced
> >> users and coders here could offer an online workshop on Gambas for
> >> users.
> >>
> >> Make it a
On Mon, 2009-03-30 at 13:55 -0700, jbskaggs wrote:
> Okay I have a form with say 50 picturebox controls:
>
> How does one check each controls in a loop?
>
> So if I wanted to have a big picture box reference each of the previous
> pictureboxes
>
>
> In GML I could use this:
>
> a="PictureBox"
What you want to do is a loop.
For example.
say this is a class file. And all your pictureboxes are already in objPboxes
private objPboxes as object[]
PUBLIC SUB Set_Pictures()
DIM pb as picturebox
for each pb in objPboxes
pb.picture = "/path/to/picture"
next
END
Well the thing about moodle sites is you dont have to be there all the time
you'd only be notified if a student registers and or submits something.
Setting up the courses would be tougher as the most time intensive part is
creating the quizzes and writing the course text- the Gambas docs can be
richard terry wrote:
> On Tue, 31 Mar 2009 07:22:48 am jbskaggs wrote:
>
>> I would like to set up a online gambas school where the more experienced
>> users and coders here could offer an online workshop on Gambas for users.
>>
>> Make it an affordable cost (Like a $0 to $25 a course, depending
We could all contribute
on our own level - have a look at the wxPython demo as such an sample
code-base of how to use the language.
I agree with you, though I would also like to have the ability to have
specific instruction in things. So why not do both?
Which reminds me I probably should go b
Okay I have a form with say 50 picturebox controls:
How does one check each controls in a loop?
So if I wanted to have a big picture box reference each of the previous
pictureboxes
In GML I could use this:
a="PictureBox"
for i = 0 to 50 step 1
b=a&i
BigPicturebox.Picture=b.picture
wait 2
next
This sounds like a good idea, and I would support it if there were people
interested.
I tried something similar @ our vectorlinux forums where I offered to help
anyone as much as I could get on the road with gambas.
Did not pick up a whole lot of interested people, as I remember, only 2 people
On Tue, 31 Mar 2009 07:22:48 am jbskaggs wrote:
> I would like to set up a online gambas school where the more experienced
> users and coders here could offer an online workshop on Gambas for users.
>
> Make it an affordable cost (Like a $0 to $25 a course, depending on
> complexity, length, and ti
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I would like to set up a online gambas school where the more experienced
users and coders here could offer an online workshop on Gambas for users.
Make it an affordable cost (Like a $0 to $25 a course, depending on
complexity, length, and time required. A course on making Forms should be
free, bu
> Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
> >> 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).
> >
> > 197 is
Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
>> 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).
>
> 197 is not a Byte, it
Hi Dominique;
Thanks for page It's the solution.
Marc
En/na Simonart Dominique ha escrit:
Marc Miralles a écrit :
Hi all:
Some idea or link about how to compile Gambas 2.12 or Gambas 3 in Fedora 10
In gambas website don't have information about what packages are
necess
> Hello again,
>
> sorry for the long delay between your and my answer. I just don't see your
> answer until yet. But here it is. In the zip in the attachment you will
> find the project wich I use to test, two screenshots and two textfiles
> including the gdb backtrace, i hope.
>
> Both (the scree
I have only qt on my wolvix (slackware system). Well no I do have Kde base
as well.
But in Gambas I only have the qt.component selected
This occurs on both gambas 2.11 and 2.12.
Now qtconfig can change my colors (somewhat) but otherwise I get no change.
Do you mean to change the qt styles?
Rodney Rundstrom ha scritto:
> 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 acce
> 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 P
> 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).
197 is not a Byte, it is an Integer. If you want a Byte, y
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