> a variable or constant declared is never used in the program
>
> This warning message comes into play when working in the Borland C
> Compiler. I think this should be in gambas.
>
> I just wanted to put this up.
>
> Best Regards
Yes, something to do. It is easy to implement in the compiler, but
Hey guys,
I was wondering if there's a way to filter an array without having to go
through the whole thing
I've been experimenting with the Find method of the String[] but it only
looks for specific values
ie:
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KhurramM ha scritto:
> Thanks a lot : Doriano Blengino and Benoît Minisini :handshake:
>
> It was really informative for me. :working:
>
> I just had a little curiosity in my mind. Its not related to Gambas
> directly. I do not have that much programming depth. But anyhow (now its
> off-topic)
nando ha scritto:
> If you're looking for something CAD
> OpenOffice comes with Draw
> which is very similar to Corel in many ways.
> I use it to make PC Boards and drawings/etc. It works very well!!
> You might not have a link to it, so at the text prompt, type oodraw
> -Fernando
>
Thanks for
TO: "nando-7"
where did I mention I need drawing/ drafting tools?
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If you're looking for something CAD
OpenOffice comes with Draw
which is very similar to Corel in many ways.
I use it to make PC Boards and drawings/etc. It works very well!!
You might not have a link to it, so at the text prompt, type oodraw
-Fernando
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Thanks a lot : Doriano Blengino and Benoît Minisini :handshake:
It was really informative for me. :working:
I just had a little curiosity in my mind. Its not related to Gambas
directly. I do not have that much programming depth. But anyhow (now its
off-topic) :thinking:
IS it possible that
Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
>> In some message some day ago, KhurramM proposed a single package of
>> gambas for linux, and someone else replied that a source distribution is
>> the more practical one. It is true - sadly. I think this situation is
>> bad - remember, Unix means "unique, one for all"
A nice page for applications made with our favourite language :-) .
I like it but i've a small suggestion Benoit.
Why not create categories for each application ?
A bit like :
- [GAME]
- [OFFICE]
- [NETWORK]
and so on...
What do you think about that ?
François.
Le 22 mai 2009 20:52, Benoît M
Hi,
I would like to create a new application to learn how to create
dynamically object on a Form.
All that I created since I know Gambas is by drawing object on the IDE
of Gambas.
So, my idea is to create a form and inside the possibility to add new
object as a Panel and inside ListView,
well ... i guess fabien is out
2009/5/23 Fabien Bodard
> oops 2008 ... lol
>
> 2009/5/23 Fabien Bodard :
> > i will look at that soonly
> >
> >
> > Fabien
> >
> > 2008/8/20 richard terry :
> >> On Tue, 19 Aug 2008 06:56:34 pm Garulfo Unix wrote:
> >>> Hum it's strange, but perhaps Fabien has wor
>
> In some message some day ago, KhurramM proposed a single package of
> gambas for linux, and someone else replied that a source distribution is
> the more practical one. It is true - sadly. I think this situation is
> bad - remember, Unix means "unique, one for all". As long as the
> architectur
> Run a new separate program just for the credits and make
> sure it is placed on the screen exactly where you want it to be.
>
> A possible future feature Benoit,
> The Tools include many things like Listbox, etc.
> Can there be something that is a container just for
> an already compiled Gambas p
oops 2008 ... lol
2009/5/23 Fabien Bodard :
> i will look at that soonly
>
>
> Fabien
>
> 2008/8/20 richard terry :
>> On Tue, 19 Aug 2008 06:56:34 pm Garulfo Unix wrote:
>>> Hum it's strange, but perhaps Fabien has worked on it recently.
>>> Do you use the svn gambas version Richard ?
>>>
>> I bu
i will look at that soonly
Fabien
2008/8/20 richard terry :
> On Tue, 19 Aug 2008 06:56:34 pm Garulfo Unix wrote:
>> Hum it's strange, but perhaps Fabien has worked on it recently.
>> Do you use the svn gambas version Richard ?
>>
> I build daily from svn currently build 1503
>
>
>> Does the gb.
nando ha scritto:
> Technically, C doesn't 'put' garbage values into variables.
> Those values just happen to be there if you don't set it to something.
>
> Gambas wonderfully sets numeric variables to zero.
> You can think of it as NULL, I suppose, but ZERO is a numeric
> description dealing with
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