Hi,
I have renamed the Image.Draw() method into Image.PaintImage() method.
At the same time, I added a method named Image.DrawImage().
The difference between Image.PaintImage() and Image.DrawImage() is that
Image.PaintImage() takes the alpha channel into account (it blends the image),
whereas
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New issue 60 by zachsmit...@gmail.com: combobox shows blank lines before
first item (GTK+)
http://code.google.com/p/gambas/issues/detail?id=60
You can also scroll upwards before t
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New issue 59 by zachsmit...@gmail.com: font size issue with combobox when
readonly=false (GTK+)
http://code.google.com/p/gambas/issues/detail?id=59
Font size of combobox list is O
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New issue 58 by zachsmit...@gmail.com: Gtk-CRITICAL error when form closed
while combobox dropdown is showing
http://code.google.com/p/gambas/issues/detail?id=58
1) Run program
2)
If you want to do image maipulations, it is much easier to use DrawingArea
instead of PictureBox (Benoît had to convice me first, too).
Try something like:
hImage = hImage.Rotate(Rad(95))
DrawingArea1.Refresh
' This raises the following Drawing Event of DrawingArea1
Public Sub DrawingArea1_Draw(
Here they are, as gz
Steven
Le samedi 09 avril 2011 à 23:56 +0300, Jussi Lahtinen a écrit :
> > I cannot do that, this list-server does not accept large files.
> >
>
> Compress them first, prefer *.tar.gz or *.zip.
>
> Jussi
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Here they are, as gz
Steven
Le samedi 09 avril 2011 à 23:56 +0300, Jussi Lahtinen a écrit :
> > I cannot do that, this list-server does not accept large files.
> >
>
> Compress them first, prefer *.tar.gz or *.zip.
>
> Jussi
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On Sunday 10 April 2011 22:17:20 Olivier Cruilles wrote:
Thanks, I'll try that, but I would have thought the gambas editor should
accomodate global replaces.
Regards
Richard
> Hi,
>
> You can use 'sed' unix command
>
> sed -i 's// file>
>
> in Gambas
>
> SHELL "sed -i 's/text_to_search/tex
Hi,
You can use 'sed' unix command
sed -i 's//
in Gambas
SHELL "sed -i 's/text_to_search/text_to_replace/g' file_example.txt" WAIT
The -i option replace directly all instances founded in the file
and the /g at the end indicate that you want to replace all instances and not
only the first one
I'm missing something here, as I can see no way to do a global search and
replace of a string across all files in the project.
Maybe someone can help??
Regards
Richard
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> Hi folks,
>
> I have gone brain dead on this one.
>
> All I want to do is enumerate a "naturally sorted" collection in reverse
> order. By "naturally sorted" I mean that I know the order in which the
> items were added to the collection. It's just that the order in which
> they were added (as
Hi folks,
I have gone brain dead on this one.
All I want to do is enumerate a "naturally sorted" collection in reverse
order. By "naturally sorted" I mean that I know the order in which the items
were added to the collection. It's just that the order in which they were
added (ascending time
> I have pictureBox as canavas for displayg output of vga cam
>
And so?
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And it want
I have pictureBox as canavas for displayg output of vga cam
2011/4/10 Benoît Minisini
> > but it not worki'n
> >
> > I solve that with copy pictrure to separate variable, rotate it by
> property
> > rotate() and after that bring it back...
> >
> > this code
> >
> > DIM mypic AS image
> > myp
> but it not worki'n
>
> I solve that with copy pictrure to separate variable, rotate it by property
> rotate() and after that bring it back...
>
> this code
>
> DIM mypic AS image
> mypic = PictureBox1.Picture.Image
> mypic = mypic.Rotate(Rad(95))
>
> PictureBox1.Picture = mypic.Pictur
In fact this is really an issue about the Active event not firing in
circumstances so I'll raise it as issue separately.
Thanks for all your comments
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but it not worki'n
I solve that with copy pictrure to separate variable, rotate it by property
rotate() and after that bring it back...
this code
DIM mypic AS image
mypic = PictureBox1.Picture.Image
mypic = mypic.Rotate(Rad(95))
PictureBox1.Picture = mypic.Picture
but this is very slow
Maybe, your problem is that you don't now how to acces to the ComboBox property
from the sub Form ?
If it that, you can create property in your main form to acces to to ComboBox
like that
PROPERTY AddItem as string
PRIVATE SUB AddItem_Write(Value as String)
IF ComboBox1.Find(Value)
Maybe you ca use the KeyPress event in the Combobox and in the event procedure
check if the use had pressed the Enter key to valid the new Item to enter in
your list ?
Did I'm in the right way of what you want to do.
After, to add new Item in the list, just use:
ComboBox1.List.Add("New
No problem,
1) A form is opened with a combobox on it
2) The combobox is filled with a list on form_open
3) The user can't see what he wants in the list so I want him to be able to
add a new item
As I mention above, using the activate event works on the main form but not
in a sub form.
Whats mo
Hi,
Can you give more details about what you wan to do because this is a little
confused ?
Olivier Cruilles
Mail: linu...@club-internet.fr
Le 10 avr. 2011 à 09:16, Bill-Lancaster a écrit :
>
>
> Continued...
> Using the "Activate" property does the job in the main form.
> When the combobox
Continued...
Using the "Activate" property does the job in the main form.
When the combobox is in a sub form the Activate event doesn't fire.
The sub form is called using fEditInfo.Show i.e. not modal
Gambas 2.21, Ubuntu 10.10
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