I've seen it somewhere, but can I find it in gb3? Nooo.
Is there a call trace window when debugging in gb3? If there is, how
do I display it?
I'm trying to debug some events and can't tell where a call to a
routine is originating from.
2009/12/13 Norarg :
> Still it would be nice to hear from someone about this, I do not find
> this solution good. I assume it has something to do with the characterset,
> but I can
> not really figure it out.
Simonart Dominique: "Use the String class methods and all will works
as you expected."
Benoît Minisini wrote:
>
>> Is there a way for a specialised class to have an event handler for an
>> event raised in the base class?
>>
>> Specifically in this case I have a scaffolding class "workCodeTableItem"
>> that inherits "CodeTableItem", adds a few scaffold attributes and I have
>>
> Is there a way for a specialised class to have an event handler for an
> event raised in the base class?
>
> Specifically in this case I have a scaffolding class "workCodeTableItem"
> that inherits "CodeTableItem", adds a few scaffold attributes and I have
> now found that one of these attribu
Is there a way for a specialised class to have an event handler for an event
raised in the base class?
Specifically in this case I have a scaffolding class "workCodeTableItem"
that inherits "CodeTableItem", adds a few scaffold attributes and I have now
found that one of these attributes needs to
Simonart Dominique schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> Len() function is based on one-byte character, but some
> characters need 2 bytes code, like the german's you mentionned.
>
> Use the String class methods and all will works as you expected
>
> HTH
> Dominique Simonart
>
> Norarg a écrit :
>
>> hi,
>>
>> I
don't get any mails today, it seems.
I solved the LEN()-problem with a not very pretty function.
' Workaround LEN()-Function
PUBLIC FUNCTION SetLenght(txt AS String, leng AS Integer) AS String
DIM L AS Integer
DIM T1 AS String
DIM T2 AS String
T1 = ""
L = 0
DO WHILE L < leng
L =
Hi,
Len() function is based on one-byte character, but some
characters need 2 bytes code, like the german's you mentionned.
Use the String class methods and all will works as you expected
HTH
Dominique Simonart
Norarg a écrit :
> hi,
>
> I get a bit strange results from the LEN()-function.
>
hi,
I get a bit strange results from the LEN()-function.
If there are characters like the German Umlaute in the string (äöüÄÖÜß),
the result just does not fit. It seems to me, that LEN("ä") gives back 2
instead of 1,
is this possible?
I fill up a string with spaces for a more (or less) formatted
Hello Richard
> Regarding keeping bookmarks, is there an accepted place to put them?, or
> just a settings file?
There are a lot of possibilities:
1. A file in the home directory - perhaps as xml-file
2. In a sqlite database as firefox do it, also as a file in the home directory
3. In a LDAP data
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