> hello,
>
> prooving my sqlite code, i have several buttons on a form, whose subs
> should do the same work in different ways (one just using Exec() method,
> the other does all work with the gambas objects (editing fields etc.)).
>
> after this code:
>
> Button2_Click:
>
>DIM hResult AS R
Try with sqliteman (Ubuntu repositories). It's a graphic environment good
enough for that operations...
For edit a record in terminal you have to use alter table command...
Good Luck.
2010/11/25 tobias
> hello,
>
> prooving my sqlite code, i have several buttons on a form, whose subs
> should
On Friday 26 November 2010 02:45:23 Ricardo Díaz Martín wrote:
seems fixed in the latest update
richard
> I got the same problem with calendar control. Now I'm updating gambas3 from
> svn. I'm going to try new version if the bug is fixed.
>
> Regards,
> Ricardo Díaz
>
>
>
> 2010/11/23 richard
> Hi LIst
>
> Any ideas on this.
>
> Downloade fresh svn on fresh machine, compiled ok
>
> When try and run gambas get message:
>
> no project file in /usr/local/bin/gambas3
>
> and nothing happens
>
> Any help appreciated
>
> richard
>
Need more info! Full output of the compilation and in
Hi LIst
Any ideas on this.
Downloade fresh svn on fresh machine, compiled ok
When try and run gambas get message:
no project file in /usr/local/bin/gambas3
and nothing happens
Any help appreciated
richard
--
Increas
hello,
prooving my sqlite code, i have several buttons on a form, whose subs
should do the same work in different ways (one just using Exec() method,
the other does all work with the gambas objects (editing fields etc.)).
after this code:
Button2_Click:
DIM hResult AS Result
hConnectio
Benoît Minisini schrieb:
>> good evening all,
>> i have another question about my eternal punishment: the result object :-)
>>
>> caveat answered to a former question about results in general:
>> >If you got into the habit of reading all the
>> >records you've selected into memory (or even if the
I wrote something that i think describes better the Rnd().
If you like it you can use or modify it for the wiki.
Float = Rnd ( [ Min [ , Max ] )
Compute a pseudo-random floating point number between a lower Min limit
value
hm... i think i have got it.
The function accepts two parameters
Rnd ( [ Min [ , Max ] )
the Min param and the Max param.
if we pass only one param it takes as first argument, so it is the Min
argument
BUT BUT BUT... it uses it as Max value, as upper limit, because the
lower limit by default i
Works fine in 3321.
Regards,
Ricardo Díaz
2010/11/25 Ricardo Díaz Martín
> I got the same problem with calendar control. Now I'm updating gambas3 from
> svn. I'm going to try new version if the bug is fixed.
>
> Regards,
> Ricardo Díaz
>
>
>
> 2010/11/23 richard terry
>
> Hi List
>>
>> ?Just m
I got the same problem with calendar control. Now I'm updating gambas3 from
svn. I'm going to try new version if the bug is fixed.
Regards,
Ricardo Díaz
2010/11/23 richard terry
> Hi List
>
> ?Just my machine, but for some reason in my last update there all the days
> of
> the mont h are '31'
On Thu, 2010-11-25 at 14:26 +0100, Fabien Bodard wrote:
> if i wrote that like a function ...
>
> rnd(min as float, max as float)
>
> the variable named min don't change his name
>
> i think benoit should take others name than min/max
i am not confused about min, max, i understand that these ar
if i wrote that like a function ...
rnd(min as float, max as float)
the variable named min don't change his name
i think benoit should take others name than min/max
val1/val2 ?
Float = Rnd ( [ Val1 [ , Val2 ] )
* If no parameters is specified, returns a pseudo-random number in the
interva
Hi,
Maybe this is a basic question. I have 2 scripts like this:
Code 1:
Dim buff as *Byte*
sizeOfFile = Stat("aBigFile").Size
hFile = Open "aBigFile" for read
For i = 1 to sizeOfFile
Read hFile, buff
Next
Close hFile
Code 2:
Dim buff as *Byte*
Dim bigBuff as *Float*
sizeOfFile = Stat("aBigFile
Yes the first argument is the Min and the second is the Max.
But if i pass one argument
PRINT Rnd(2)
this is equal
PRINT Rnd(0, 2)
so one argument is the Max parameter
and the range is
[0, 2] where 2=Max
in example that is said
' Between 0 and 2
PRINT Rnd(2)
so
* If only one parameter is
> For one parameter you still have
>
> * If only one parameter is specified, returns a pseudo-random in the
> interval [ 0 , Min [.
>
> i think is
>
> * If only one parameter is specified, returns a pseudo-random in the
> interval [ 0 , Max [.
>
> and something else what does it mean
> 0, Max [
For one parameter you still have
* If only one parameter is specified, returns a pseudo-random in the
interval [ 0 , Min [.
i think is
* If only one parameter is specified, returns a pseudo-random in the
interval [ 0 , Max [.
and something else what does it mean
0, Max [.
?
isn't it [0, Max]
> In wiki the page http://gambasdoc.org/help/lang/rnd?show
>
> i think in these parts is hard read.
>
> * If no parameters is specified, returns a pseudo-random number in the
> interval [ 0 , 1 [.
> * If the one parameter is specified, returns a pseudo-random in the
> interval [ 0 , Min [
In wiki the page http://gambasdoc.org/help/lang/rnd?show
i think in these parts is hard read.
* If no parameters is specified, returns a pseudo-random number in the
interval [ 0 , 1 [.
* If the one parameter is specified, returns a pseudo-random in the
interval [ 0 , Min [.
* If the two
> I use
>
> INC Application.Busy
>
> and
>
> DEC Application.Busy
>
> in my applications on Debian Lenny (with LXDE)
> and Gambas 2.21 and it works just fine.
>
> Regards,
> Dimitris
>
> On Wed, Nov 24, 2010 at 9:23 PM, vikram wrote:
> > > Setting FMain.Mouse and calling WAIT is useless. App
> 2010/11/25 Benoît Minisini :
> >> good evening all,
> >> i have another question about my eternal punishment: the result object
> >> :-)
> >>
> >> caveat answered to a former question about results in general:
> >> >If you got into the habit of reading all the
> >> >records you've selected int
> On Thu, 25 Nov 2010 10:01:42 am Benoît Minisini wrote:
> > > I use IsNull extensively, is that going to be removed?
> > >
> > > richard
> >
> > No. I use it extensively too.
> >
> > Here is the result of my thought:
> >
> > - You can know the datatype of a variant with the TypeOf() function.
On Thu, 25 Nov 2010 10:01:42 am Benoît Minisini wrote:
> > I use IsNull extensively, is that going to be removed?
> >
> > richard
>
> No. I use it extensively too.
>
> Here is the result of my thought:
>
> - You can know the datatype of a variant with the TypeOf() function. You
> don't have to
Le 25 novembre 2010 00:31, Benoît Minisini
a écrit :
>> I use IsNull extensively, is that going to be removed?
>>
>> richard
>>
>
> No. I use it extensively too.
>
> Here is the result of my thought:
>
> - You can know the datatype of a variant with the TypeOf() function. You don't
> have to use t
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