I have a third-party component that I want to use in a project.
I have installed the .gambas file to ~/.local/lib/gambas3
Running the main project with gbx3 directly finds this file and works fine,
Opening the same project in the IDE doesn't work: it can't find the control
How do I tell the IDE w
On Sat, 2010-03-13 at 00:19 +0100, Benoît Minisini wrote:
> > Could someone forward me a few links about how to use a printer from
> > within Gambas? I need to know how to "Print" to a system default
> > printer.
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Keith
> >
>
> In Gambas 2 or Gambas 3 ?
>
Gambas 2.19
K
> Could someone forward me a few links about how to use a printer from
> within Gambas? I need to know how to "Print" to a system default
> printer.
>
> Thanks
>
> Keith
>
In Gambas 2 or Gambas 3 ?
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> the (textbox) LostFocus() routine is working on Opensuse (with Gambas
> 2.17) but not on Ubuntu (with Gambas 2.19)!
> The same components of Gambas are loaded on both PCs!
> gb, gb.db, gb.db.form, gb.form, gb.image, gb.net, gb.qt, gb.qt.ext,
> gb.vb.
Several differences are mixed (version and di
Il venerdì 12 marzo 2010 23:30:44 richard terry ha scritto:
> I wondered if it was possible programatically to deselect a users multi
> select
>
> ie, if I've an checkbox as an option for the user to set the
> Filechoose1.multi=true, and they change their mind > click it off, how does
> one remove
Hello,
May be it works like that.
For my ColumnView I use this little code:
ColumnView1.Mode = Select.None
ColumnView1.Refresh
ColumnView1.Mode = Select.Multiple
Perhaps this a solution ?
Olivier Cruilles
Mail: linu...@club-internet.fr
Le 12 mars 2010 à 23:30, richard terry a écrit :
>
> I w
I wondered if it was possible programatically to deselect a users multi select
ie, if I've an checkbox as an option for the user to set the
Filechoose1.multi=true, and they change their mind > click it off, how does
one remove the highlighted multiple selected files?
Regards
Richard
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Keith Clark wrote:
> Les,
>
> Thanks, but I found that that was not actually my problem. The problem
> showed up in sending data to a field in my database. I just forgot to
> surround the field with single quotes! Sometimes the simplest problem
> is hard to see!
>
> Keith
>
>
Yes, if its a st
You could look in the help under gb.qt.ext and deeper down on Draw.
here's a piece of code as an example
PUBLIC SUB btVprint_Click()
DIM NaamMaand[13] AS String
DIM aantal AS Integer
DIM AantalInLijst AS Integer
DIM HoeveelRec AS Integer
DIM vYdim AS Integer
DIM Teller AS Integer
DI
the (textbox) LostFocus() routine is working on Opensuse (with Gambas
2.17) but not on Ubuntu (with Gambas 2.19)!
The same components of Gambas are loaded on both PCs!
gb, gb.db, gb.db.form, gb.form, gb.image, gb.net, gb.qt, gb.qt.ext,
gb.vb.
PUBLIC SUB tEponimia_LostFocus()
DIM rs33 AS Result
Could someone forward me a few links about how to use a printer from
within Gambas? I need to know how to "Print" to a system default
printer.
Thanks
Keith
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Les,
Thanks, but I found that that was not actually my problem. The problem
showed up in sending data to a field in my database. I just forgot to
surround the field with single quotes! Sometimes the simplest problem
is hard to see!
Keith
On Fri, 2010-03-12 at 19:57 +, Les Hardy wrote:
> K
Keith Clark wrote:
> I have input a value into a TableView cell, and now I want to read it.
> The problem is that I want to read it as a text string. The 'number' is
> actually an ISBN code. It can sometimes be a string, as it can contain
> an 'X' or a 10 digit number, but starting with a 0.
>
>
I have input a value into a TableView cell, and now I want to read it.
The problem is that I want to read it as a text string. The 'number' is
actually an ISBN code. It can sometimes be a string, as it can contain
an 'X' or a 10 digit number, but starting with a 0.
For example, 0123456789, 12345
Keith Clark wrote:
> I have a TableView object and have imported some data into it that is
> formatted as currency. How can I know take that and add it to a Float
> variable?
>
> Keith
>
>
>
>
dim cur as string = "£"
dim floatvar as float
floatvar = Val(Replace(TableView1[TableView1.row, 1].Te
Hi,
I guess the simple answer is:
fTotal += Val(tblView[row, column].text)
However, you will eventually run into rounding errors.
there was quite a lengthy thread not long ago about this. The conclusion (if
such a thing can be reached on a forum :-)) was that currency should be
worked on as inte
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