Hi, I having trouble when compiling gambas3 source on opensuse 11.2 (x64)
../libtool: line 4998: cd: no: No such file or directory
libtool: link: cannot determine absolute directory name of `no'
make[4]: *** [gb.la] Error 1
make[4]: Leaving directory `/temp/trunk/main/gbx'
make[3]: *** [all-recur
Hi guys,
Just did a system upgrade which required a gambas re-installation (due to
postgresql upgrade dependencies). This was fine, but...
All my user built components seem to have disappeared. Oh well, so it goes,
so I just tried to recompile them i.e. "make executable".
So far, I have do
> Hi
>
> I don't mess around with pictures much so this may be the blind leading the
> blind.
>
> The command is: PictureBox1.Picture =
> Picture.Load("/home/charles/Photos/SV45.JPG")
>
> I could not get a response to a PictureBox1_keypress event
Some controls cannot get focus, and so never
> ... but:
> When I call /usr/local/bin/gambas3, I get this message:
>
> ERROR: #2: Cannot load class '2.99.0': Unable to load class file
> ** INTERNAL ERROR **
> ** Bad type (0) for VALUE_write
> ** Program aborting. Sorry! :-(
>
> What the hell is that again?
> Couldn't google anything like tha
... but:
When I call /usr/local/bin/gambas3, I get this message:
ERROR: #2: Cannot load class '2.99.0': Unable to load class file
** INTERNAL ERROR **
** Bad type (0) for VALUE_write
** Program aborting. Sorry! :-(
What the hell is that again?
Couldn't google anything like that.
It's on OpenSUSE
Thanks, Laurent.
I installed libtool 2.something, and now I could run ./reconf-all and so on.
Some error messages, but as far as I can see, they are only about GTK and other
things that I don't have here. Installation looks ok.
Contrary to the docs, I had to run everything as root - otherwise noth
Thanks for the scripts, Charlie.
But they don't help, I get the same errors as before.
I think Laurent had the right hint (separate post).
But (separate post)
Matti
Charlie Reinl schrieb:
> Am Dienstag, den 29.12.2009, 21:14 +0100 schrieb Matti:
>> on OpenSuSe 11.0
>> kernel 2.6.25.20
>>
I also don't have the original message, but PictureBox_KeyPress() works fine
here.
Try something like:
PUBLIC SUB PictureBox1_KeyPress()
IF Key.Code = 4096 THEN PictureBox1.Visible = FALSE
END
(this Key.Code is "ESC". Look in the docs for "Key".)
Or, if you need it, something with left/right m
I don't see the original post of this question, but when I was trying to
do something like this, I ended up using a "ToolButton". You can assign
pictures to them and change them using the same
"Picture.Load(mypicture.jpg)" command. They generate "ToolButton_click"
events. The ToolButton is (
Why didn't I think of that? Works great - thanks!
Bill Richman - Lincoln, Nebraska
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Fabien Bodard wrote:
> ok so for the hidden index value :
>
> private aHiddenValue as new Integer[]
>
Hi
I don't mess around with pictures much so this may be the blind leading the
blind.
The command is: PictureBox1.Picture =
Picture.Load("/home/charles/Photos/SV45.JPG")
I could not get a response to a PictureBox1_keypress event so I buried a
textbox behind the picturebox, made sure it had
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