Benoît,
Thanks for the quick response. I had thought my Gambas was
up-to-date, but apparently the repository I was using is not current.
At least I'm aware of that now.
Thank you,
-George
2010/2/13 Benoît Minisini :
> The bug has been fixed in revision #2697.
>
> Regards,
>
> --
> Benoît Mini
Benoît Minisini wrote:
>
>> Running today's trunk SVN, 2697. When I try to open a project by
>> clicking
>> on the open project button on the startup splash screen gambas hangs
>> with
>> the busy cursor. No output on console, just sits there. This is my
>> first
>> svn pull in about a we
I use 64 , I switch to gambas is because of 64bit .
right now I don't see any reason to waste time on 32bit.
yuhej wrote:
>
> Hello List,
>
> I have to change my computer and need to install Ubuntu (9.10).
> From the Gambas point of view is there any difference? What I develop will
> be ins
> Running today's trunk SVN, 2697. When I try to open a project by clicking
> on the open project button on the startup splash screen gambas hangs with
> the busy cursor. No output on console, just sits there. This is my first
> svn pull in about a week, all was ok before. Thanks
>
Is it b
Dimitris Anogiatis ha scritto:
> Vasilli,
>
> perhaps you want to try this one
>
> rs33 = MODMain.$Con.exec("select * from Aplianikis where " &
> Left$(Eponimia,1) & " = '" & Left$(tEponimia.Text, 1) & "'")
> ListBox1.Add = rs33!Eponimia
>
> I hope this helps
>
> Regards
> Dimitris
>
> On Sat, Feb
Vasilli,
perhaps you want to try this one
rs33 = MODMain.$Con.exec("select * from Aplianikis where " &
Left$(Eponimia,1) & " = '" & Left$(tEponimia.Text, 1) & "'")
ListBox1.Add = rs33!Eponimia
I hope this helps
Regards
Dimitris
On Sat, Feb 13, 2010 at 1:18 PM, Vassilis K wrote:
> I'm trying
Running today's trunk SVN, 2697. When I try to open a project by clicking on
the open project button on the startup splash screen gambas hangs with the
busy cursor. No output on console, just sits there. This is my first svn
pull in about a week, all was ok before. Thanks
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I'm trying to make a routine that fills a dropdown menu of a textbox OR
fills a listbox with data taken from mysql, with every keypress.
So if the 1st key pressed is A it shows all data from A, if the second
key pressed is b it shows only the data from Ab etc..
I have made a few efforts with "Left
> I've run into a strange problem with the DateAdd function, when trying
> to subtract from the current date by months.
>
> I initially hit the problem with the following (values are hard-coded
> for clarity):
> DateAdd(cdate("2/13/2010"),gb.month,-37)
>
> It seems that any combination of Date an
I solved it !!
With your help !!
1. I installed the locales as Doriano said.
2. After that I found the ibm web-page with all the greek char types:
http://www-01.ibm.com/software/globalization/ccsid/ccsid_registered.jsp
3. I started printing with Fabien's routine and the different char types
of tha
I've run into a strange problem with the DateAdd function, when trying
to subtract from the current date by months.
I initially hit the problem with the following (values are hard-coded
for clarity):
DateAdd(cdate("2/13/2010"),gb.month,-37)
It seems that any combination of Date and Interval tha
Vassilis K ha scritto:
> Merci Fabien,
>
> With this routine I get some characters printed but not the Greek ones!
>
> I also tried the conv(tEpitheto.Text, "UTF-8", "")
> where was the following char type:
>
> windows-1253, ibm869 : I got output but not in Greek
>
> ibm737,cp-850,cp850,cp
Am Samstag, den 13.02.2010, 15:33 +0200 schrieb Vassilis K:
> Merci Fabien,
>
> With this routine I get some characters printed but not the Greek ones!
>
> I also tried the conv(tEpitheto.Text, "UTF-8", "")
> where was the following char type:
>
> windows-1253, ibm869 : I got output but
i really don't know...
2010/2/13 Vassilis K :
> Merci Fabien,
>
> With this routine I get some characters printed but not the Greek ones!
>
> I also tried the conv(tEpitheto.Text, "UTF-8", "")
> where was the following char type:
>
> windows-1253, ibm869 : I got output but not in Greek
>
Merci Fabien,
With this routine I get some characters printed but not the Greek ones!
I also tried the conv(tEpitheto.Text, "UTF-8", "")
where was the following char type:
windows-1253, ibm869 : I got output but not in Greek
ibm737,cp-850,cp850,cp-851,ibm869,x-EBCDIC-GreekModern, x-EBC
> Hello List,
>
> I have to change my computer and need to install Ubuntu (9.10).
>
> >From the Gambas point of view is there any difference? What I develop will
>
> be installed on 32 bit Ubuntu. Is there any advantage to use the 64 bit or
> any drawback?
>
> Thanks,
> Robi
>
The Gambas 64 b
try that !
hPrinter = OPEN "/dev/lp0" FOR OUTPUT
hPrinter.EndOfLine = gb.Windows
PRINT #hPrinter, "Afixi" & prosorinoAA & " " &
conv(tEpitheto.Text, "UTF-8", "ISO-8859-7")
http://gambasdoc.org/help/lang/conv?en
2010/2/13 Doriano Blengino :
> Vassilis K ha scritto:
>> Dear Dor
2010/2/13 yuhej :
>
> Hello List,
>
> I have to change my computer and need to install Ubuntu (9.10).
> >From the Gambas point of view is there any difference? What I develop will
> be installed on 32 bit Ubuntu. Is there any advantage to use the 64 bit or
> any drawback?
all work as same ... on 32
Hello List,
I have to change my computer and need to install Ubuntu (9.10).
>From the Gambas point of view is there any difference? What I develop will
be installed on 32 bit Ubuntu. Is there any advantage to use the 64 bit or
any drawback?
Thanks,
Robi
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Vassilis K ha scritto:
> Dear Doriano,
>
> I remember from the last time that you where a kind of old printers
> expert !
>
> I printed all the characters from 33 to 255 and have found all the greek
> letters somewhere between 128-180 and 224-234.
>
> The greek letters are in order from 128 "Α" to
Dear Doriano,
I remember from the last time that you where a kind of old printers
expert !
I printed all the characters from 33 to 255 and have found all the greek
letters somewhere between 128-180 and 224-234.
The greek letters are in order from 128 "Α" to 151 "Ω" . The capitals
are 100% in ord
Dimitris Anogiatis ha scritto:
> Vassili,
> You might have to convert the Greek Unicode characters into ANSI or ASCII
> (not sure how your printer works I haven't
> used a parallel printer in a while) in order to see some Greek characters
> printed out.
>
> if you can verify that the printer is set
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