Thu, 30 May 2013 23:50:30 +0200 -n
Jesus írta:
> El 30/05/13 21:35, Kende Krisztián escribió:
> > An interesting example, why do not you use native methods?
> >
> > Dim item As String
> >
> > For Each item In Dir(User.Home).Sort()
> >
> >With Stat(User.Home & "/" & item)
> >
> > Print .A
Hmmm... no "--help" seems to be documented option... Then I don't
understand why it's output goes to standard error.
But it does anyway.
Jussi
On Fri, May 31, 2013 at 1:29 AM, Jussi Lahtinen wrote:
> It's because ifconfig is bit weird... there is no --help option and so
> output is directed to
It's because ifconfig is bit weird... there is no --help option and so
output is directed to standard error output (invalid option).
This creates empty file:
$ ( ifconfig --help ) 1> test.txt
This creates file with the actual content:
$ ( ifconfig --help ) 2> test.txt
So, to use it with gambas
I've asked about this before and wonder if anyone can help, as the web
cam is/was critical to my clinical practice as it is integrated with
EasyGP and I used to continually use it all day to do things ranging
from snapping the patient's photo for their file, to taking pictures of
skin lesions,
Another columnview question if possible
The columnviews used to resize their columns to match the contents, they
don't seem to do so any longer. I've tried setting every property there
is, and in the end have had to write a sub to manually adjust the
columns to a reasonable size.
For what shou
El 30/05/13 21:35, Kende Krisztián escribió:
> An interesting example, why do not you use native methods?
>
> Dim item As String
>
> For Each item In Dir(User.Home).Sort()
>
>With Stat(User.Home & "/" & item)
>
> Print .Auth & " " & .User & " " & .Group & " " & .Size & " " &
> .LastModifi
An interesting example, why do not you use native methods?
Dim item As String
For Each item In Dir(User.Home).Sort()
With Stat(User.Home & "/" & item)
Print .Auth & " " & .User & " " & .Group & " " & .Size & " " &
.LastModified & " " & item
End With
Next
> Hi all
>
> AFAIR this us
El 30/05/13 20:48, Jesus escribió:
> Hi all
>
> AFAIR this used to work until now:
>
> Shell "ls -la" To variable
> Exec ["ls", "-la"] To anothervariable
>
> But now, whatever command I use, if it has one or more arguments
> beginning with a dash or double dash, I don't get any output.
>
> Quoting
Le 30/05/2013 20:56, Ron a écrit :
> Strange i updated two machines and they both hang at startup trying to
> connect to a tcp socket.
> Will downgrade tomorrow and try to isolate it.
>
> Regards,
> Ron_2nd
Do you have the old revision number before the hang?
--
Benoît Minisini
Strange i updated two machines and they both hang at startup trying to
connect to a tcp socket.
Will downgrade tomorrow and try to isolate it.
Regards,
Ron_2nd
Op 30 mei 2013 20:45 schreef "Benoît Minisini"
het volgende:
> Le 30/05/2013 20:08, Ron a écrit :
> > Did something change in the latest
Hi all
AFAIR this used to work until now:
Shell "ls -la" To variable
Exec ["ls", "-la"] To anothervariable
But now, whatever command I use, if it has one or more arguments
beginning with a dash or double dash, I don't get any output.
Quoting it with Shell$() function does not help. Also, I've
Le 30/05/2013 20:08, Ron a écrit :
> Did something change in the latest 10 revisions trunk regarding socket
> connects?
>
> I upgraded my Gambas3 to latest rev, and now my project hangs when starting.
>
> this is the first part of the gdb bt:
> 0x7fffc6ffe000
> 0x7f8a61c0dfdd in connect () at
Did something change in the latest 10 revisions trunk regarding socket connects?
I upgraded my Gambas3 to latest rev, and now my project hangs when starting.
this is the first part of the gdb bt:
0x7fffc6ffe000
0x7f8a61c0dfdd in connect () at ../sysdeps/unix/syscall-template.S:81
81 ../sysdep
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