Is it possible to assign a pop-up menu to an object?
I mean I have a gridview and I would like to have a right-click menu with
few options like select all, delete selected etc.
It would be activated when the mouse's pointer is above the gridview and the
right mouse button would be clicked. A simila
Hi Dimitris,
that's better, but not all.
I looked at what the system does when I throw something away.
In /home/username/.local/share/Trash/info there is a file
"(Filename).trashinfo".
This is a text file with
[Trash Info]
Path=/home/username/Test/img_3555.jpg
DeletionDate=2009-10-09T07:47:45
So
Vasilli,
You're welcome I am glad I could help :)
Keep up the good work :)
Regards,
Dimitris
On Thu, Oct 8, 2009 at 3:12 PM, Vassilis K wrote:
> Thank you Dimitri
>
> That was it !!!
>
> I made so many efforts today to find out what was wrong.
> But most of the times the solution is in front
Thank you Dimitri
That was it !!!
I made so many efforts today to find out what was wrong.
But most of the times the solution is in front of our eyes and we cannot see
it !!!
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hey Matti,
Ricardo was correct, almost :)
the correct path is to move the files to is
/home/username/.local/share/Trash/files
I hope this helps
Regards,
Dimitris
On Thu, Oct 8, 2009 at 2:58 PM, Matti wrote:
> Thank you, that works.
>
> Just 1 question; This way, the deleted files/directories
Thank you, that works.
Just 1 question; This way, the deleted files/directories are not shown if the
user
clicks on his trash icon. How to manage that?
Ricardo Díaz Martín schrieb:
> I tryed in ubuntu linux you can do EXEC ["mv", "pathandfiletoremove",
> "/home/username/.local/share/Trash"] and
Vasilis,
if I'm reading your code correctly you're closing the result set before you
use rsAPOD!arithmosAp
you could assign the value of rsAPOD!arithmosAp in a variable and use that
in the print statement
or move MODMain.$Con.Close below the CLOSE hPrinter line.
that way the resultset can close
I tryed in ubuntu linux you can do EXEC ["mv", "pathandfiletoremove",
"/home/username/.local/share/Trash"] and the file is moved to username trash
Regards
2009/10/8 Matti
> Is there any way to move files and directories to the user's trash bin?
>
> KILL and RMDIR really delete, but I'd rather u
Hello again,
I have a strange little problem with my database (Mysql) queries.
I make many queries and updates together with the click of a button.
When I make the queries and updates without using any of the results then
everything works fine !!
When I want to use a part of the results I get th
> 2387
>
> Just noticed that for text files in non class/mod/form files, that the
> find/replace dosn't have the option of to replace in all files/just this
> file etc.
>
> Any reason??
>
> Regards
>
> Richard
>
No real good reason, just a lacking feature.
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Is there any way to move files and directories to the user's trash bin?
KILL and RMDIR really delete, but I'd rather use trash.
Tried everything like MOVE TO "system:/trash" or ".local.share.Trash" or
"trash.desktop", but all I get is the message
"Access forbidden". That's on a SuSe 11 system.
richard terry ha scritto:
> to any scripters amongst us.
>
> is there any simple bash command to remove the first line in a file and
> leave
> the rest?, short of reading all the lines and re-writing the file?
>
tail -n+2 your_file_name
will output to standard output the file indicated,
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