Hi all, I have a Public Enum declaration, but I need (or want) to use a
constants named Left and Right:
Public Enum StyleHorizontalAlignment Automatic, Left, Center, Right, Fill,
Justify, CenterAcrossSelection, Distributed, JustifyDistributed
But when I compile the project, Gambas give me an er
On Tuesday 24 August 2010 01:03:43 Benoît Minisini wrote:
> > 1. Thank you for your response, it works better now.
> >
> > 2.The problem of shortcuts keys Ctrl+C, Ctrl+X is: when I use those
> > shortcut keys, I can paste only to the Gambas project editor window from
> > where I copy (I can paste
I found the workaround for the situation:
The above mentioned happens when I record a sound with Audacity (e.g.
YouTube) and save as MP3 with 48.000Hz as project frequency (Audigy-2).
When I convert the sound with Audacity to 44.000 Hz, then convert the new
MP3 to WAV with Nautilus-script, and fin
> I found that the MP3 files played with Gambas2 doesn't sound correctly:
> some of them are slower than normally, and some of them are overmodulated.
> Why? Solutions?
I guess you are using the gb.sdl.sound component.
Can you provide the MP3 that are not played correctly?
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> Hi,
>
> I finally wrote the tutorial about using external declarations.
Great!
>
> It is a long text and perhaps difficult, but I didn't find any other way
> to put it in a simpler form: the problem of interfacing gambas to
> external libraries, from the perspective of a gambas user, is not s
Yes, I modified startup, now there is 10s delay before starting gbr2.
And everything works.
Maybe I should write function to check if desktop panel is started or not.
BTW. Does anyone know why sleep 10 && gbr2 ... doesn't work?
It works in terminal, but in System --> Preferences --> Startup
Applic
> 1. Thank you for your response, it works better now.
>
> 2.The problem of shortcuts keys Ctrl+C, Ctrl+X is: when I use those
> shortcut keys, I can paste only to the Gambas project editor window from
> where I copy (I can paste to different tabs). When I switch to other
> windows e.g gedit or a
> Hi!
> TrayIcon seems to work perfectly,
> until program that uses it, is started at startup of OS.
> Program is started with following command;
> gbr2 /home/MyName/ProgramsName.gambas
>
>
> Program has following code:
>
> PUBLIC Kuvake AS NEW TrayIcon AS "TrayIkoni"
>
> PUBLIC SUB Form_Open()
> kevinfishburne wrote:
> > It still won't display an image. I'd like to copy/paste the code for
> > Image.DrawAlpha from the GAMBAS 3 checkout to the GAMBAS 2 checkout and
> > see if it works under a more stable GAMBAS. Is there anything I should
> > look for other than the obvious (to a non-C pro
I tested with stable 2.21 and was ok but not with 2.21_3124 very strange.
will try to rebuild Gambas2 from SVN.
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I tested it with same revision of Gambas, @ Ubuntu 10.04 64bit, and I
couldn't reproduce the problem.
Jussi
On Mon, Aug 23, 2010 at 12:30, Gaël Le Hec'H wrote:
> hi,
> I extracted the form from my project and put in a blank project. If I
> do any modification and try to save, I get this error :
Fabien,
you are right, of course... they will be translated by Str$
I changed PRINT to WRITE just to test, and the pattern is the same for
all 4.
Finally a way to get this fixed, now I have to check my massive project
for my wrongly used Val()'s
Thanks both Benoît and Fabien.
Regards,
Ron
CFLoat return a Float variable ... so PRINT just see a variable and
not a convertion funtion ... PRINT do what it do for every float,
display the number in localization settings.
2010/8/23 Ron :
> On 23-8-2010 12:19, Benoît Minisini wrote:
>>> On 23-8-2010 11:54, Benoît Minisini wrote:
>
On 23-8-2010 12:19, Benoît Minisini wrote:
>>On 23-8-2010 11:54, Benoît Minisini wrote:
In my project I have several temp values in the form of 31.72 C
They are stored as string and I convert them with Val(sValue)
My project is translatable, default language is en
> On 23-8-2010 11:54, Benoît Minisini wrote:
> >>In my project I have several temp values in the form of 31.72 C
> >>
> >> They are stored as string and I convert them with Val(sValue)
> >>
> >> My project is translatable, default language is en_US.UTF-8
> >>
> >> If I change System.Langua
On 23-8-2010 11:54, Benoît Minisini wrote:
>>In my project I have several temp values in the form of 31.72 C
>>
>> They are stored as string and I convert them with Val(sValue)
>>
>> My project is translatable, default language is en_US.UTF-8
>>
>> If I change System.Language, Val doesn't kno
> In my project I have several temp values in the form of 31.72 C
>
> They are stored as string and I convert them with Val(sValue)
>
> My project is translatable, default language is en_US.UTF-8
>
> If I change System.Language, Val doesn't know how to convert the value
> correctly (or it does
In my project I have several temp values in the form of 31.72 C
They are stored as string and I convert them with Val(sValue)
My project is translatable, default language is en_US.UTF-8
If I change System.Language, Val doesn't know how to convert the value
correctly (or it does it correctly,
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