Well my thinking was maybe you didnt have gtk loaded so to try qt but maybe
you dont have qt either. Do you know if you hve gtk or qt loaded on your
version of linux? And if so what version it is? Or some other dependency.
Thats the only thng I can think of, but maybe the more experienced guys
jbskaggs wrote:
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> Try just unclicking the gb gui and gb gtk and click QT you shouldnt have
> to rewrite the whole thing.
>
> JB SKaggs
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I tried it and it still won't run the dialog box - I only have these
components enabled now:
http://www.nabble.com/file/p23119747/onltgb_gbform_
Try just unclicking the gb gui and gb gtk and click QT you shouldnt have to
rewrite the whole thing.
JB SKaggs
phohammer wrote:
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> jbskaggs wrote:
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>> Please send a screenshot of what it does when it runs?
>>
>> Oh what components do you have installed under project preferences? QT?
jbskaggs wrote:
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> Please send a screenshot of what it does when it runs?
>
> Oh what components do you have installed under project preferences? QT?
>
> JB Skaggs
>
>
It simply says "compiling project..." as seen
http://www.nabble.com/file/p23119198/compiling.png here .
I'm not sure wha
Please send a screenshot of what it does when it runs?
Oh what components do you have installed under project preferences? QT?
JB Skaggs
phohammer wrote:
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> jbskaggs wrote:
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>> Tell me if this runs for you?
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>>
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> No luck. I even matched the cases (lower case) for the code and
jbskaggs wrote:
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> Tell me if this runs for you?
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No luck. I even matched the cases (lower case) for the code and properties.
You can see my code and form in the files I uploaded:
http://www.nabble.com/file/p23119191/fmainform.png fmainform.png and
http://www.nabble.com/file/p231191
Okay two other things then:
make sure your control names match the names in your code (ie label1 is
actually named label1 on the form etc)
two make sure you dont have the controls set to visible.false on the form.
try this code:
public sub form_open()
label1.visible=true
button1.visible
Yep, I created the form just as the tutorial said (in my first post):
http://www.nabble.com/file/p23118993/form.png
jbskaggs wrote:
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> Hi I hope this doesn't seem too basic- but did you create your form and
> draw the textbox1, label1, and button1?
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> JB SKaggs
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Hi I hope this doesn't seem too basic- but did you create your form and draw
the textbox1, label1, and button1?
JB SKaggs
phohammer wrote:
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> Hello,
> I am trying to learn a little bit about OOP with Gambas. I attempted to
> create the "Hello World" program found here:
> http://gambas.sourc
When I insert a databrowser into my project I sometime do not see all the
control icons and currently on some when all are there the "new" does seem
to work
Anyone help
Thanks Rodney Rundstrom
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Stay on top of everyt
Thanks to you both!Yes this is what I needed.
JB Skaggs
Jussi Lahtinen wrote:
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> 'Class CBallModel
> Public speed as Integer
> Public solid as Integer
> Public item as Integer
>
> Then just;
> Dim Ball as New CBallModel
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> 'Set speed to 10
> Ball.speed = 10
>
> Is that you were looki
Some more testing...
With this code:
With tmp
.y = 0
tmp = funcx()
With tmp ' Extra with instruction.
Debug .y
Debug tmp.y
End With
End With
Or with this:
With tmp
.y = 0
funcx2(tmp) ' By reference (unfortunately this solution doesn't fit
to my code).
Debug .y
Debu
'Class CBallModel
Public speed as Integer
Public solid as Integer
Public item as Integer
Then just;
Dim Ball as New CBallModel
'Set speed to 10
Ball.speed = 10
Is that you were looking for?
Jussi
On Sat, Apr 18, 2009 at 14:46, Simonart Dominique
wrote:
> Simonart Dominique a écrit :
>> j
Simonart Dominique a écrit :
> jbskaggs a écrit :
>> I need to know how to either create an object to where I can attach a list of
>> variables or how to give myself the ability to do the following:
>>
>> lets say I want to name my special object: ball.
>>
>> I want to be able to create special pro
jbskaggs a écrit :
>
> I need to know how to either create an object to where I can attach a list of
> variables or how to give myself the ability to do the following:
>
> lets say I want to name my special object: ball.
>
> I want to be able to create special properties for that ball I can acce
I need to know how to either create an object to where I can attach a list of
variables or how to give myself the ability to do the following:
lets say I want to name my special object: ball.
I want to be able to create special properties for that ball I can access
with .property (or variable)
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