Hey JY,
One approach would be to create a main message-passing class, and link the
sub-projects to that class passing messages through a common set of
properties and methods
Another approach is to create the sub-projects with a class of common
properties and methods that pass the message from one
Hi people,
I wonder if it is possible to chop a big project into some smaller ones?
My only problem is to keep a kinda global class linked to all sub-projects
in oder to "pass" parms from one sub-project to another; is there a manner
to do that or not?
JY
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Never heard of a statuslabel before... but yes... I need it to clear after 5
seconds
On Sep 22, 2009 5:07 PM, "Benoît Minisini"
wrote:
> > I'm trying to implement soft of a "status bar" on my application. > >
When certain actions are p...
Sorry: ...and starts a timer to clear the status five sec
> > I'm trying to implement soft of a "status bar" on my application.
> > When certain actions are performed, I want to display the successful
> > results on this status bar, rather than a pop-up message. This is an
> > attempt to reduce the number of clicks necessary (get annoying after a
> > whil
> I'm trying to implement soft of a "status bar" on my application.
> When certain actions are performed, I want to display the successful
> results on this status bar, rather than a pop-up message. This is an
> attempt to reduce the number of clicks necessary (get annoying after a
> while).
>
> S
What about using MessageLabel?
Regards
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David
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Sent: Tuesday, September 22, 2009 2:55:24 PM
Subject: [Gambas-user] Passive wait ???
I'm trying to implement soft of a "status bar" on my application.
When certain a
I'm trying to implement soft of a "status bar" on my application.
When certain actions are performed, I want to display the successful
results on this status bar, rather than a pop-up message. This is an
attempt to reduce the number of clicks necessary (get annoying after a
while).
So I thought, t
> Hello,
>
> I want to print one line each time in order to keep the entrance book of a
> little hotel.
> I want to print one line each time.
> How can I do it?
> With SHELL command it can only print files.
> I have tried:
>
> SHELL "lp1 tEpitheto.Text" WAIT
>
> (where tEpitheto.Text is the text
Hello,
I want to print one line each time in order to keep the entrance book of a
little hotel.
I want to print one line each time.
How can I do it?
With SHELL command it can only print files.
I have tried:
SHELL "lp1 tEpitheto.Text" WAIT
(where tEpitheto.Text is the text I want to print)
but
I want all selected values from the listBox.
On Tue, Sep 22, 2009 at 11:04 AM, Dan Sheffner wrote:
> Can someone please give me the code to loop through a listBox and put all
> values into a string array?
>
> I would think this would be very straight forward but I'm having a very
> hard time find
Can someone please give me the code to loop through a listBox and put all
values into a string array?
I would think this would be very straight forward but I'm having a very hard
time finding any documentation on this or an examples.
Thanks in advance.
~Dan
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Never mind I found it.
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PUBLIC FUNCTION multipleSelections(targetLB AS ListBox) AS String
DIM targetCount AS Integer
DIM foundSelected AS Integer
DIM Res AS String
targetCount = 0
foundS
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