2009/11/30 Fabien Bodard :
> it is complicated because off the actiongroup of qt
My view is that it's an unnecessary feature; a nice to have
razzle-dazzle. If it's going to complicate the GTK toolkit I'd be
inclined to give it a miss. but then, that's just my opinion.
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> I apologize if I gave you the wrong impression. I didn't intend for you
> to change anything. I was just wondering if it could already be done and
> I was missing it.
>
> I really like Gambas and have been enjoying the learning experience.
> Thanks for creating it.
>
No, you really shown me th
it is complicated because off the actiongroup of qt
how to define the children group in a simple sequence of menu entry...
and it use a special actiongroup (exclude)
http://doc.trolltech.com/4.5/qaction.html#checkable-prop
then is there something like that in gtk ?... as we need to maintain
the
better is to use the last key
PUBLIC SUB Menuname_Click()
and do everything with the menu item with the properties
Last.xxx = ...
2009/11/29 Matti :
> What is the need for the index?
> A menu has a name.
> You can react to the click event with
> PUBLIC SUB Menuname_Click()
> and do everything
I apologize if I gave you the wrong impression. I didn't intend for you
to change anything. I was just wondering if it could already be done and
I was missing it.
I really like Gambas and have been enjoying the learning experience.
Thanks for creating it.
Benoît Minisini wrote:
> You get a poi
> Benoît Minisini wrote:
> > In Gambas 3, the /control directory must be put inside the "Project"
> > section.
>
> Okay, that worked. I was using the control directory automatically
> created when I first created the project. Thanks.
>
> > Please provide the details of what you have done, and may
> I think there is an error in
> http://gambasdoc.org/help/doc/locale
>
> About the charset it says:
> "All characters that follows the xx_YY string are ignored by Gambas."
>
> I had a big problem when I tried to run my prog in English, because with
> "en_GB" or "en_US" a wrong charset was loade
2009/11/29 nando :
> Radio Buttons only make sense when you use more than ONE.
> Placing them on a PANEL container makes them a 'family' and
> are grouped together so that only one can be selected TRUE.
> If you don't want to see the panel border, you can have no border.
> If you use only ONE Radi
Benoît Minisini wrote:
> In Gambas 3, the /control directory must be put inside the "Project" section.
Okay, that worked. I was using the control directory automatically
created when I first created the project. Thanks.
> Please provide the details of what you have done, and maybe I will tell yo
A radio button is one thing.
A Checkbox is another thing.
Below, somebody wrote..."OK, but how can I get the standard 'radio check' icon"
Someone is confused using Radio from radio button and Check from Checkbox.
There is no check for radio...
If you place two radio buttons on one panel, they are E
David, why do you want to go the complicated way by all means?
I simply use the "checked" property of the menu items (like Fabien told you),
and then:
PUBLIC SUB mnuSortA_Click()
IF mnuSortA.Checked = FALSE THEN
mnuSortT.Checked = FALSE
mnuSortA.Checked = TRUE
.
It's easy, work
What is the need for the index?
A menu has a name.
You can react to the click event with
PUBLIC SUB Menuname_Click()
and do everything with the menu item with the properties
Menuname.xxx = ...
enable/disable, check, and so on.
Matti
David Dell schrieb:
> How can I get the index of a menu in the
> Kadaitcha Man wrote:
> > You don't need to know C. Simply inherit the control in
> > Gambas code then wrap your methods and properties around it.
>
> DOH! I should have thought of that. Thanks!
>
> Either I've found a bug, or I'm not doing something right. The doc says:
>
> "To provide the
Kadaitcha Man wrote:
> You don't need to know C. Simply inherit the control in
> Gambas code then wrap your methods and properties around it.
DOH! I should have thought of that. Thanks!
Either I've found a bug, or I'm not doing something right. The doc says:
"To provide the icons of your comp
I think there is an error in
http://gambasdoc.org/help/doc/locale
About the charset it says:
"All characters that follows the xx_YY string are ignored by Gambas."
I had a big problem when I tried to run my prog in English, because with "en_GB"
or "en_US" a wrong charset was loaded. One runtime er
Hi world,
So that Gambas can be registered in the gnu.org free software repository, the
license of the documentation must be clearly defined.
So I decided to put the entire wiki under the Creative Commons Attribution-
ShareAlike (CC-BY-SA) 3.0 license :
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa
2009/11/28 D. L. Fox :
> ...and while you're on the subject of Gambas3 revisions: How often is it
> revised? I haven't updated since I first installed it.
near to 3 times or more in a week :)
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