Probably off-gambas topic but, I want to be able to store x-y co-ordinates
e.g:
create table defaults.temp
(pk serial primary key,
xy point
);
insert into defaults.temp(xy) values (point(1,1));
I can retreive a result as - select * from defaults.temp;
which gives (1,1)
Now I'm stuck knowi
Benoît Minisini schrieb:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Can you quote the thing you've written? Maybe you missed something or
>> so... Normally it should work with both len() or string.len()
>>
>> Ok, then you said you will only give strings to another program, so the
>> font shouldn't be important. In Basic, the on
I think I solved it. But some please tell me if I can do this better.
After some more playing I decided to open up the copied files in gedit
as a root user. When I changed the file and resaved it the program
worked as expected.
Looks like a problem with Apache and cgi scripting and file ownersh
> Hi,
>
> Can you quote the thing you've written? Maybe you missed something or
> so... Normally it should work with both len() or string.len()
>
> Ok, then you said you will only give strings to another program, so the
> font shouldn't be important. In Basic, the only way of doing what you
> want
Well i do not know if you got the last message but I have been playing
with this. Got it working in Apache with cgi.
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Well i do not know if you got the last message but I have been playing
with this. Got it working in Apache with cgi.
But i have this problem the example always works. yeah!
But when I try it myself with this program
#!/usr/bin/env gbw2
<%
DIM myName AS String
%>
My Test
<%
myName = "steve
Il venerdì 24 aprile 2009 06:37:39 richard terry ha scritto:
> Hi,
>
> I need to be able to browse a list of system printers and wondered how one
> obtained these.
>
> Regards
>
> richard
>
You could try 'lpstat'. I suggest you to read 'man lpstat'
and try -a, -p, -v options to see which one fit
