Le 27/09/2013 14:45, bill-lancaster a écrit :
> Some advice on how to extract attachment s woule be appreciated.
>
> I have a message (stored at hResultGlobal!MsgWhole) known to contain an
> attached .pdf
>
> hMimeMessage = New MimeMessage(hResultGlobal!MsgWhole)
> hMimeMessage.Headers[
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Le 27/09/2013 14:45, bill-lancaster a écrit :
> Some advice on how to extract attachment s woule be appreciated.
>
> I have a message (stored at hResultGlobal!MsgWhole) known to contain an
> attached .pdf
>
> hMimeMessage = New MimeMessage(hResultGlobal!MsgWhole)
> hMimeMessage.Headers[
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New issue 463 by mckayger...@gmail.com: v4l webcam remains idle when close
program, and can be used
http://code.google.com/p/gambas/issues/detail?id=463
It is allright now. Yes I do write and read to the same socket: I have an
InputStream and an OutputStream of a socket object, at least in Java you
have, and I found it also viable in Gambas.
Csaba
2013/9/27 Jussi Lahtinen
> You read and write to same socket?
> It has been long since I have don
You read and write to same socket?
It has been long since I have done any network programming, but that seems
bit odd.
Jussi
On Fri, Sep 27, 2013 at 5:01 PM, M. Cs. wrote:
> Hello, I am trying to write a Gambas frontend for a Java server. I have
> written a short class for that purpose:
>
> St
On 2013-09-27 10:02, Wellington de Souza Pinto wrote:
> The gambasdoc.org site is off now.
Are you using OpenDNS? Their users have been reporting problems since we
moved DNS servers a month ago but no one else to date has complained.
One of our two DNS servers is timing out, which most other DNS
Not here
Le 27 sept. 2013 16:03, "Wellington de Souza Pinto"
a écrit :
> Hi!
>
> The gambasdoc.org site is off now.
>
> Best Reguards,
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Hi!
The gambasdoc.org site is off now.
Best Reguards,
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Hello, I am trying to write a Gambas frontend for a Java server. I have
written a short class for that purpose:
Static App As SSocket
Public messenger As Socket
Public Sub _new()
messenger = New Socket As "socket"
messenger.Connect("localhost", )
End
Public Sub socket_Read()
Dim sCad As S
Some advice on how to extract attachment s woule be appreciated.
I have a message (stored at hResultGlobal!MsgWhole) known to contain an
attached .pdf
hMimeMessage = New MimeMessage(hResultGlobal!MsgWhole)
hMimeMessage.Headers["Content-Type"] produces - multipart/mixed;
boundary="MI
ok so i begin to wrote gb.chart2 next month and then join the old and new
component to have compatibilities... maybe
2013/9/27 Tobias Boege
> On Fri, 27 Sep 2013, Fabien Bodard wrote:
> > So...
> >
> > Just for info. . Gb.map already exist.
> >
> > A plot can be a path too...
> >
> > A chart is
On Fri, 27 Sep 2013, Fabien Bodard wrote:
> So...
>
> Just for info. . Gb.map already exist.
>
> A plot can be a path too...
>
> A chart is a table...
>
> A graph is a net...
>
> Ouch... My head
Yes! I think we should trust the native speakers. Bruce's explanation seems
sound to me and gb.cha
http://gambasdoc.org/help/comp/gb.map?v3&en
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M9vTHvMZR-c
2013/9/27 Fabien Bodard
> So...
>
> Just for info. . Gb.map already exist.
>
> A plot can be a path too...
>
> A chart is a table...
>
> A graph is a net...
>
> Ouch... My head
>
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So...
Just for info. . Gb.map already exist.
A plot can be a path too...
A chart is a table...
A graph is a net...
Ouch... My head
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in my understanding it is gb.chart, because:
- it is somewhat more general than "plot" (which used to be more related
to dot based graphs). plot is also associated with planning
- "graph" would be semantically correct but it is ambiguous with the
data structure made of nodes connected by edges.
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