I don't think you answered Diego's questions?
The last time I installed Gambas 2.8 from Applications, Add/Remove in Ubuntu
9.04, the installation was incomplete and I had to go into Synaptic (system,
administration, synaptic), do a search on Gambas and install the all related
packages.
rgds
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Had the same problem. Found that set of files and changed permissions
so I had full access and it worked.
Hope this helps,
ray
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Keith Clark wrote:
> Hi there, I started my first project with gambas and right away I get
> the following error: missing gb.net, gb.net.smtp, gb.db.form.
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On Wed, 2009-05-27 at 15:58 -0600, Diego Fernández wrote:
> mmm
>
> Distro:
> Gambas Version:
> How did you install it?
> When did you get that errors?
>
> Please provide enough information so the list could help you.
>
> :D
>
> Keith Clark escribió:
> > Hi there, I started my first project wit
mmm
Distro:
Gambas Version:
How did you install it?
When did you get that errors?
Please provide enough information so the list could help you.
:D
Keith Clark escribió:
> Hi there, I started my first project with gambas and right away I get
> the following error: missing gb.net, gb.net.smtp, g
Hi there, I started my first project with gambas and right away I get
the following error: missing gb.net, gb.net.smtp, gb.db.form.
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Hi,
Now the interpreter stack grows automatically as needed (until it fills up
your memory). So the stack size project option was removed from the IDE.
The initial stack size is 4K, and grows by 4K increment.
A local variable, a function argument or a WITH instruction uses 16 bytes, and
a func
> Got this error compiling new rev at Mandriva 2009.1 32Bits
>
> debug.c: In function 'command_eval':
> debug.c:726: error: too few arguments to function 'EVAL.Compile'
> make[5]: *** [debug.lo] Error 1
> make[5]: se sale del directorio `/home/david/Gambas3/main/lib/debug'
>
>
> Saludos
>
>
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I had similar problems, but I had only minor performance penalty. So
in my case WAIT was ok.
So I don't think I can help but...
Hard to believe that progressbar really needs 0.25s to just refresh...
WAIT must be doing something else too.
In documentation of refresh, there reads:
"If you need an imm
Other old issue...
I don't know how I missed that documentation earlier...
But I still have issues with custom cursors.
What are supported picture formats? Or what I'm doing wrong?
My code:
Public aa As New Cursor(Picture.Load("test.png"))
DrawingArea1.Mouse = Mouse.Custom
DrawingArea1.Cursor = a
Anyone else have any other suggestions?
I still can't get this to work.
Adding the wait on the process_kill() event also allows the
progressbar to refresh, but I the results are the same...performance
suffers with this lag at the end of every process.
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Got this error compiling new rev at Mandriva 2009.1 32Bits
debug.c: In function 'command_eval':
debug.c:726: error: too few arguments to function 'EVAL.Compile'
make[5]: *** [debug.lo] Error 1
make[5]: se sale del directorio `/home/david/Gambas3/main/lib/debug'
Saludos
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