...maybe:
Private b As Byte
Private bb As Byte[]
Public Sub Button1_Click()
Inc b
' We define the "new" number of rows in a two-dimensional matrix
' with a new value one greater than the previous:
bb = New Byte[b, 3]
bb[b - 1, 1] = b
Print bb[b - 1, 1]
End
I prefer the Jussi aproach, because a lot of code is already wrtitten with [r,c]
format and is easier to read.
I hope that works for Public arrays!
Thanks
Martin
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Like this ?
2013/12/5 John Rose :
> Fabien,
>
> I've looked at your "quick & dirty way". I don't think that it's what I
> want. I want the user to be able to select a window on the desktop (i.e.
> not just Gambas forms in a Gambas app) by clicking on any point in that
> window, not selecting it
You can use arrays of array
private MyArray as new Object[]
Public sub _New()
ResizeMyArray(MyArray,15,12)
end
Public sub ResizeMyArray(hMyArray as Object[], X as integer, y as integer)
hMyArray.Resize(X)
For i = 0 to hMyArray.max
if hMyArray [i] then
hMyArray[i].Resize(y)
else
hMyA
Status: New
Owner:
Labels: Version Type-Bug Priority-Medium OpSys-Any Dist-Any Arch-Any
Desktop-Any GUI-Any
New issue 480 by ea7...@gmail.com: Managing SVN conflicts
http://code.google.com/p/gambas/issues/detail?id=480
1) Describe the problem.
Since I'm working in a little team, we are us
Fabien,
I've looked at your "quick & dirty way". I don't think that it's what I
want. I want the user to be able to select a window on the desktop (i.e.
not just Gambas forms in a Gambas app) by clicking on any point in that
window, not selecting it by dragging on the corners of a rectangle to
Unfortunately this is missing feature from Gambas. Maybe Benoit has reason
for it, I don't know.
However here is code for resizing 2D arrays:
Private Function Resize2DArray(hArray As Object, SizeX As Integer, SizeY As
Integer) As Object
Dim hNewArray As Object = Object.New(Object.Type(hArray),
Quick and dirty but it's a way
2013/12/5 John Rose :
> The reason for 'Selecting a window' is for the user to select a window
> (by clicking any point within that window) to be recorded using the
> x11grab facility of ffmpeg (for this, the window's left, top, width &
> height need to be obtained):
G'day Matti and all:
Now I do have a success story. This correspondence is really on the
wrong forum - it is not really an issue for Gambas, as most of you
realised from the start. It is an issue for openSUSE and those who
make up distros and Linux novices like myself. After putting in as
much
First of everything: BIG thanks to Benoit for crating Gambas!
Is there any workaround for resizing matrices?
rigth now, I'm using this code
notMatrix.Resize(100*200) ' 100 rows, 200 cols
' get element [row,col]
x = notMatrix[col + row*200]
, and on a big program, code get's really dirty
Th
On Wed, 04 Dec 2013, terco IDE wrote:
> Hi:
> i'm the mad guy who made that VB code wich calls Funcitions from the HTML
> code :)
>
> I'n new to Gambas, but from what I've read, it is possible to set up an
> Object Observer ...so why not intercept the webview control and do things
> BEFORE t
The reason for 'Selecting a window' is for the user to select a window
(by clicking any point within that window) to be recorded using the
x11grab facility of ffmpeg (for this, the window's left, top, width &
height need to be obtained): the window would normally be a Firefox
tab's 'window' whe
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