Nugroho,
Sorry, I just cut and pasted some existing code. You can delete the
reference to
LoadChargeCombos. This is a local routine to populate some combo boxes.
The rest of your code should work fine.
Best Wishes
Michael
On 12/03/11 13:35, Nugroho Al Gopar wrote:
> Hi Michael
>
> I've try to
Hi Michael
I've try to use your script replied to me in my program. But I need few
explanations.
1. Where should I put the code? It is something like bellow?
' Gambas class file
PRIVATE SUB PopulateCharges()
DIM rsCharges AS Result
DIM intRow AS Integer = 0
DIM strT
> Hope someone can help me here.
> I noted a strange behaviour with the wizard title size. My wizard has
> count = 5, each time a go forward or back through the steps the title
> size increases till it gets the total size of the wizard. This happens
> in the IDE as like as at application running. A
Forgot... press the button, and error is raised after the form is closed.
Jussi
On Fri, Mar 11, 2011 at 21:31, Jussi Lahtinen wrote:
> Hi!
> Is there something I have misunderstand?
>
> I get;
> gbx3: warning: circular references detected:
> gbx3: 1 FMain
>
> And then signal 11.
>
> See att
Hi!
Is there something I have misunderstand?
I get;
gbx3: warning: circular references detected:
gbx3: 1 FMain
And then signal 11.
See attachment.
Gambas 3 rev 3639 @ Ubuntu 10.10 64bit
Jussi
CallbackTest-0.0.1.tar.gz
Description: GNU Zip compressed data
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> I noitced with old versions of gambas, Regexp.Submatches[0].Text
> returns the whole match, .Submatches[1] the first submatch and so on.
> But in the latest version this changes and Submartches[0] becomes the
> first match.
>
> see project attached, its output on revision 3564
> re.SubMatches[0]
Hope someone can help me here.
I noted a strange behaviour with the wizard title size. My wizard has
count = 5, each time a go forward or back through the steps the title
size increases till it gets the total size of the wizard. This happens
in the IDE as like as at application running. A simple pr
I noitced with old versions of gambas, Regexp.Submatches[0].Text
returns the whole match, .Submatches[1] the first submatch and so on.
But in the latest version this changes and Submartches[0] becomes the
first match.
see project attached, its output on revision 3564
re.SubMatches[0].Text the brow
