Ian Haywood ha scritto:
> svitoos wrote:
>
>> I think it is better to look for libraries in the directories listed in
>> GB3_LIBRARY_PATH, and if this variable is not defined
>> then "/usr/lib/gambas3:/usr/local/lib/gambas3":~/.local/lib/gambas3
>>
> I think this is a good idea, because gam
> Running SVN 2910. After a few mouse click, either switching a few
> TabStrips or a few button clicks the mouse clicks become ineffective.
> Sometimes I can click around and one click will take, but then it drops
> out again.
>
> I have these components:
>
> Component=gb.image
> Component=gb.g
svitoos wrote:
> I think it is better to look for libraries in the directories listed in
> GB3_LIBRARY_PATH, and if this variable is not defined
> then "/usr/lib/gambas3:/usr/local/lib/gambas3":~/.local/lib/gambas3
I think this is a good idea, because gambas should behave like other
POSIX-based int
Dr.Diesel wrote:
>
> Running SVN 2910. After a few mouse click, either switching a few
> TabStrips or a few button clicks the mouse clicks become ineffective.
> Sometimes I can click around and one click will take, but then it drops
> out again.
>
> I have these components:
>
> Component=gb
Running SVN 2910. After a few mouse click, either switching a few TabStrips
or a few button clicks the mouse clicks become ineffective. Sometimes I can
click around and one click will take, but then it drops out again.
I have these components:
Component=gb.image
Component=gb.gtk
Component=gb.f
> On Sunday 25 April 2010 20:50:38 Benoît Minisini wrote:
> > You have a new tab named "libraries" in the IDE project property dialog.
> > In that tab, you can define a list of gambas executables (*.gambas
> > files) that will be used as libraries.
> >
> > When adding a library to a project, the I
On Sunday 25 April 2010 20:50:38 Benoît Minisini wrote:
> You have a new tab named "libraries" in the IDE project property dialog. In
> that tab, you can define a list of gambas executables (*.gambas files) that
> will be used as libraries.
>
> When adding a library to a project, the IDE will extra
> Hi!
> I have problem with my code, there is point where x = rx[31-ii] should
> be true, but it's not.
> So I added this for debug (variables x and rx are float and ii is integer):
>
> Print x - rx[31 - ii]
> Print rx[31 - ii]
> Print x
>
> Result:
> 1.110223024625E-16
> 0.377913931573
> 0.37791
Hi!
I have problem with my code, there is point where x = rx[31-ii] should
be true, but it's not.
So I added this for debug (variables x and rx are float and ii is integer):
Print x - rx[31 - ii]
Print rx[31 - ii]
Print x
Result:
1.110223024625E-16
0.377913931573
0.377913931573
So, I tried this:
Hi,
In the last revision, I added the implementation of "libraries" in Gambas 3.
That libraries completely replace the "user components" concept of Gambas 2.
How does it work?
You have a new tab named "libraries" in the IDE project property dialog. In
that tab, you can define a list of gambas
Little bit of topic but:
SUB F1() AS Integer
Shouldn't this be FUNCTION?
I didn't know subs can return value.
New to me...
Jussi
2010/4/25 Benoît Minisini :
>> Code:
>> ' Gambas module file
>>
>> PUBLIC SUB Main()
>> PRINT F1()
>> PRINT F2()
>> PRINT "END"
>> END
>>
>> SUB F1() AS Integer
> Code:
> ' Gambas module file
>
> PUBLIC SUB Main()
> PRINT F1()
> PRINT F2()
> PRINT "END"
> END
>
> SUB F1() AS Integer
> PRINT "F1"
> FINALLY
> PRINT "F1-FIANLLY"
> END
>
> SUB F2() AS Integer
> PRINT "F2"
> RETURN 2
> FINALLY
> PRINT "F2-FIANLLY"
> END
>
> Output:
>
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