Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
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> You just have to use the MEMORY instruction to get a memory stream, and
> replace the #pointer by #memoryStream.
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As you already stated, it is necessary to get informed. I will fetch the
wiki for that.
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It seems that "byref" is ignored in external
I have a checkbox control. I'd like it to call a subroutine whenever it's
checked or unchecked. The code looks like this:
PUBLIC SUB CheckBox_Preview_Water_Click()
Preview.Refresh
END
The control and event are on the main form. "Preview" is a module and
"Refresh" is the procedure name in it.
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> I mean that gambas3.gambas should not be created, and therefore not
> installed, if it is disabled, much the same as other components. Me and
> the others who saw "no project in..." were fooled by this: if you
> compile a thing, may be a C source or a Gambas source, the compilation
> stops if
Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
>> Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
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>> Me and others got caught in the same pit - building of gambas3.gambas
>> succeeds even if some required component is missing. While it is true
>> that examining logs or paying attention to the compilation process this
>> pit c
> Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
> >> Now, the single file that should be a link it's easy to correct. But, a
> >> line saying "link ../component.am" in the middle of a makefile is
> >> different: the makefile is generated by ./configure; where are the
> >> instructions that make configure think to do
Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
>> Now, the single file that should be a link it's easy to correct. But, a
>> line saying "link ../component.am" in the middle of a makefile is
>> different: the makefile is generated by ./configure; where are the
>> instructions that make configure think to do such a th
25.07.2010 16:47, Benoît Minisini пишет:
>> Why store the source code in a hidden directory?
>> Why hide it open source? :-(
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> The directory is not really hidden, its name just begins with a dot!
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> I did that because all non-hidden files and directories are considered data
> files tha
no :)... since many years i've think there is another way ... but i
was in the false
2010/7/25 Jussi Lahtinen :
> What? Is there any other ways to hide file/folder in Linux?
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> Jussi
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> On Sun, Jul 25, 2010 at 15:53, Fabien Bodard wrote:
>> it's not because the directory is hidden that you a
What? Is there any other ways to hide file/folder in Linux?
Jussi
On Sun, Jul 25, 2010 at 15:53, Fabien Bodard wrote:
> it's not because the directory is hidden that you are not allowed to
> see and modify the sources... in fact in reallity the directory is not
> hidden but have just a dot befo
j'ai honte de mon anglais !
2010/7/25 Fabien Bodard :
> lool
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> 2010/7/25 Fabien Bodard :
>> it's not because the directory is hidden that you are not allowed to
>> see and modify the sources... in fact in reallity the directory is not
>> hidden but have just a dot before the name , but by conven
lool
2010/7/25 Fabien Bodard :
> it's not because the directory is hidden that you are not allowed to
> see and modify the sources... in fact in reallity the directory is not
> hidden but have just a dot before the name , but by convention these
> directory are considered like hidden by the files
it's not because the directory is hidden that you are not allowed to
see and modify the sources... in fact in reallity the directory is not
hidden but have just a dot before the name , but by convention these
directory are considered like hidden by the files broswer. try to look
a gambas project wi
> Why store the source code in a hidden directory?
> Why hide it open source? :-(
>
The directory is not really hidden, its name just begins with a dot!
I did that because all non-hidden files and directories are considered data
files that must be stored in the final "executable". Hidden direct
Why store the source code in a hidden directory?
Why hide it open source? :-(
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Le dimanche 25 juillet 2010 14:15:13, Fabien Bodard a écrit :
> Le 25 juillet 2010 12:59, Benoît Minisini
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> a écrit :
> >> lol it seem to be a joke ... intenet have no end...
> >
> > Mmm. Every project now will have this link by default!
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> it's better than a 404 error page !
>
I've got lo
with the mouse events i think there is some examples in the ide examples...
2010/7/23 M. Cs. :
> How can I move a form window if it has a mask, and no borders?
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Le 25 juillet 2010 12:59, Benoît Minisini
a écrit :
>> lol it seem to be a joke ... intenet have no end...
>>
>
> Mmm. Every project now will have this link by default!
it's better than a 404 error page !
>
> --
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>
> ---
> lol it seem to be a joke ... intenet have no end...
>
Mmm. Every project now will have this link by default!
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> Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
> >> Sorry, but the sources haven't got gb.qt4 but only gb.qt
> >
> > Florent talks about compiling Gambas 2 from the *.tar.bz2 sources,
> > whereas Doriano talks about compiling Gambas 3 from the subversion
> > repository!
>
> Yes - sorry. I was so deep inside my
I wondered where the full documentation is for this compoent.
The pdf viewer will do things like hightlight test you want to search for, but
I wondered if there is a machanism of 'going to' the first occurrence.
There is a couple of goto properties, but the mini-help which come up but no
explan
El 25/07/10 02:56, Fabien Bodard escribió:
> lol it seem to be a joke ... intenet have no end...
>
> 2010/7/24 EA7DFH :
>
>>
>> Hey, what's up?
>>
>> Surprised when testing Gambas 2.21... When I do open the
>> "Project->Create->Installation Package" menu, in the Website field there
>> is a pre-f
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