O.K. I was only thinking that it should have extension .package, since at
Autopackage's site they were speaking about it.
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kubuntu jaunty lib tool 2.2.6
Won''t compile,any help appriated.
richard
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> I still cannot produce Autotools file. Is it myapp.package or something
> else? Gambas 2.19 here.
Does the packager return any error? Otherwise you should find the *.tar.gz
package inside the directory you specified.
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Fabien Bodard escribió:
> i think it is possible to make a componant in gambas for that ... you
> can try to do it if you want
>
> 2010/3/5 EA7DFH :
>> This is for Benoît :-)
>>
>> As far as I'm experimenting with latest Gambas3 snapshot, I haven't
>> found a "Dock Widget" like in Qt Widgets (Qt D
i think it is possible to make a componant in gambas for that ... you
can try to do it if you want
2010/3/5 EA7DFH :
> This is for Benoît :-)
>
> As far as I'm experimenting with latest Gambas3 snapshot, I haven't
> found a "Dock Widget" like in Qt Widgets (Qt Designer).
>
> Is it planned to do so
the better way will be to write a driver ... but oracle have a
proprietary licence
2010/3/5 Ricardo Díaz Martín :
> Hi,
>
> Did somebody connected gambas to an oracle database? Is the only way using
> ODBC?
>
> I'm goint to port a windows based application made with MS Access that get
> and mix da
Hi,
Did somebody connected gambas to an oracle database? Is the only way using
ODBC?
I'm goint to port a windows based application made with MS Access that get
and mix data from MSSQLServer and Oracle to gambas and I don't know if is
possible to do this with gambas.
I allways use gambas as a MyS
I still cannot produce Autotools file. Is it myapp.package or something
else? Gambas 2.19 here.
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> M. Cs. escribió:
> > I've tried to create the Autopackage file for my app, and although it
> > says everything is O.K I cannot find the output file. I suppose it
> > should have .package extension, isn't? Where is it?
>
> Do you mean "Autotools"?
>
> If so, it will placed where you did choosen
That isn't correct at all: I can find all the packages for different
distros, including the Slackware, but I cannot see any .package file,
although I have Autotools installed.
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richard terry wrote:
> I was looking at the different fonts in the preference, saw one called
> 'newspaper', clicked on it > gambas up in smoke, no warning, no sig 11, just
> disappeared.
>
> Can anyone re-produce that. don't worry, it dosn't destroy anthing. Maybe its
> a kde4.4 thing.
>
> Rega
This is for Benoît :-)
As far as I'm experimenting with latest Gambas3 snapshot, I haven't
found a "Dock Widget" like in Qt Widgets (Qt Designer).
Is it planned to do so?
Thanks,
Jesus
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M. Cs. escribió:
> I've tried to create the Autopackage file for my app, and although it says
> everything is O.K I cannot find the output file. I suppose it should have
> .package extension, isn't? Where is it?
Do you mean "Autotools"?
If so, it will placed where you did choosen at the previous
I've tried to create the Autopackage file for my app, and although it says
everything is O.K I cannot find the output file. I suppose it should have
.package extension, isn't? Where is it?
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Am Freitag, den 05.03.2010, 10:01 +0100 schrieb Rolf-Werner Eilert:
> Am 05.03.2010 09:23, schrieb Benoît Minisini:
> >> Hi
> >>
> >> The ghostwriters have been a bit ephemeral.
> >>
> >> How about a simple:
> >>
> >> To use a property name that is also a Gambas reserved name in your personal
> >>
> I got an error concerning the version of libtool when I try to compile
> Gambas2 from SVN:
>
>
>
>
> ALL COMPONENTS WILL BE COMPILED
>
>
>
> make all-recursive
> make[1]
I got an error concerning the version of libtool when I try to compile
Gambas2 from SVN:
ALL COMPONENTS WILL BE COMPILED
make all-recursive
make[1]: Entering directory
`
I got this:
Making all in gbx
make[4]: Entering directory
`/var/abs/local/yaourtbuild/gambas2-svn/src/gambas2-build/main/gbx'
/bin/sh ../libtool --tag=CC --mode=link gcc -DGBX_INFO -pipe -Wall
-Wno-unused-value -fsigned-char -fvisibility=hidden -g -Os -O0
-module -no-undefined -Wl,--h
Am 05.03.2010 09:23, schrieb Benoît Minisini:
>> Hi
>>
>> The ghostwriters have been a bit ephemeral.
>>
>> How about a simple:
>>
>> To use a property name that is also a Gambas reserved name in your personal
>> class, you must enclose the property name within {}.
>>
>> For example:
>> Property Fo
> Hi
>
> The ghostwriters have been a bit ephemeral.
>
> How about a simple:
>
> To use a property name that is also a Gambas reserved name in your personal
> class, you must enclose the property name within {}.
>
> For example:
> Property Font as Font
> Property Left as Integer
>
> will both
Hi
The ghostwriters have been a bit ephemeral.
How about a simple:
To use a property name that is also a Gambas reserved name in your personal
class, you must enclose the property name within {}.
For example:
Property Font as Font
Property Left as Integer
will both cause a compile error.
Pro
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