Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
>> Benoît Minisini wrote:
>>
I have been trying learn gambas for a month now , I quite happy with it
other than the compiler .
the compiler just too stupid . when I code a program and some time typo
or
forget the fill a parameter of a funct
> Benoît Minisini wrote:
> >> I have been trying learn gambas for a month now , I quite happy with it
> >> other than the compiler .
> >> the compiler just too stupid . when I code a program and some time typo
> >> or
> >> forget the fill a parameter of a function , the compiler just ignore it
> >
Benoît Minisini wrote:
>
>> I have been trying learn gambas for a month now , I quite happy with it
>> other than the compiler .
>> the compiler just too stupid . when I code a program and some time typo
>> or
>> forget the fill a parameter of a function , the compiler just ignore it .
>>
>> I
> I have been trying learn gambas for a month now , I quite happy with it
> other than the compiler .
> the compiler just too stupid . when I code a program and some time typo or
> forget the fill a parameter of a function , the compiler just ignore it .
>
> I spend more time to trace such stupid
I have been trying learn gambas for a month now , I quite happy with it
other than the compiler .
the compiler just too stupid . when I code a program and some time typo or
forget the fill a parameter of a function , the compiler just ignore it .
I spend more time to trace such stupid problem o
Benoît Minisini wrote:
>
>> > what I mention is also happen when you using the database manager to
>> > create the table and the default value . this happen if the field type
>> > is string . create a table (sqlite) using database manager . create a
>> > field type string . enter the default v
> May be two separate projects and calling your executable (2nd program)
> from within main program?
>
> EXEC ["your2ndprogram.gambas"]
>
> Never tested, though.
>
> Regards
>
> Jesus
>
Thanks to Unix, the name of the program is put in Application.Args[0].
So you can create a symbolic link on you
Il martedì 7 luglio 2009 16:04:09 Pino Zollo ha scritto:
> Hi,
> Is there a way to make a window/form that can not be closed by the user ?
> (Without the X)
>
> Regards
>
> Pino
With this code:
PUBLIC SUB Form_Close()
STOP EVENT
END
Ciao,
Stefano
May be two separate projects and calling your executable (2nd program)
from within main program?
EXEC ["your2ndprogram.gambas"]
Never tested, though.
Regards
Jesus
Joshua Higgins escribió:
> I tried to do this but never found a solution. Seemed easier to create two
> projects.
>
> 2009/7/7 g
Il martedì 7 luglio 2009 12:57:11 hai scritto:
> I think you can just cancel it in the onClose event of the window.
> I personally use windows without borders or anything that simply have no
> close button on them, it's nicer
> i think, but of course you are leaving the desktop look, which might no
I tried to do this but never found a solution. Seemed easier to create two
projects.
2009/7/7 guiodic
>
> hi to all,
>
> I need to make two ececutable in my project.
>
> Or in alternative, to execute a form like a separate process.
>
> Is it possible?
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Hi,
I think you can just cancel it in the onClose event of the window.
I personally use windows without borders or anything that simply have no
close button on them, it's nicer
i think, but of course you are leaving the desktop look, which might not
be acceptable.
Steven
Le mardi 07 juillet 200
Hi,
Is there a way to make a window/form that can not be closed by the user ?
(Without the X)
Regards
Pino
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> > what I mention is also happen when you using the database manager to
> > create the table and the default value . this happen if the field type
> > is string . create a table (sqlite) using database manager . create a
> > field type string . enter the default value 'O' .save . refresh /reload
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