Le 10/12/2013 23:15, Ru Vuott a écrit :
> Hello,
>
> surprisingly, when I open the window components
> (Project-->Property-->Components), the following error warning appears:
>
> [13] Null object.
> GridView.ColumnAt.1705
>
>
> And then by clicking button OK of warning window the program
Le 10/12/2013 20:15, Pino Zollo a écrit :
> While adding a component...in the process of converting a Gambas2 program
>
> Gambas3 crashes ...see the attached image
>
>
> Thanks
>
> Pino
>
>
Please tell which version of Gambas you use exactly.
Regards,
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Hello,
surprisingly, when I open the window components
(Project-->Property-->Components), the following error warning appears:
[13] Null object.
GridView.ColumnAt.1705
And then by clicking button OK of warning window the program crashes.
why this error ?
Regards.
vuott
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On Tue, 10 Dec 2013, Tobias Boege wrote:
> I attached a program that stops ffmpeg printing "q" to it. Hope it helps...
... and here comes the attachment.
ffmpeg-print-q-0.0.1.tar.gz
Description: Binary data
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On Tue, 10 Dec 2013, John Rose wrote:
> Tobias,
> I just realised that a post that I made on the 'Line continuation'
> thread is better in this thread. The details are:
> I liked your ideas of:
> Dim aExec As String[]
> Dim sRes As String
> aExec = ["cat", "/proc/meminfo"]
> ' Use aExec.Add() to a
On Tue, 10 Dec 2013, John Rose wrote:
> I'm trying to obtain the sound output monitor's name (as a string using
> the Shell command) for later use in an Exec command (calling ffmpeg).
>
> Running the appropriate command in a Terminal gives:
>john@JohnDesktop:~$ pactl list | grep -A2 '^Source
Right -- my fault! When I suggested the example "/proc/meminfo", I was just
looking for any script example, to discuss using string variables in SHELL
and EXEC for very long command strings. Tobias provided the coolest option
to do that job. But you've pointed out that I could have chosen a bett
While adding a component...in the process of converting a Gambas2 program
Gambas3 crashes ...see the attached image
Thanks
Pino
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Le 10/12/2013 14:49, John Rose a écrit :
> Tobias,
> I just realised that a post that I made on the 'Line continuation'
> thread is better in this thread. The details are:
> I liked your ideas of:
> Dim aExec As String[]
> Dim sRes As String
> aExec = ["cat", "/proc/meminfo"]
> ' Use aExec.Add() to
Tobias,
I just realised that a post that I made on the 'Line continuation'
thread is better in this thread. The details are:
I liked your ideas of:
Dim aExec As String[]
Dim sRes As String
aExec = ["cat", "/proc/meminfo"]
' Use aExec.Add() to add more arguments
Exec aExec To sRes
and (thread 'Sto
I'm trying to obtain the sound output monitor's name (as a string using
the Shell command) for later use in an Exec command (calling ffmpeg).
Running the appropriate command in a Terminal gives:
john@JohnDesktop:~$ pactl list | grep -A2 '^Source #' | grep 'Name:
.*\.monitor$' | awk '{print $
Hmmm... not sure I understood correctly. Why then it doesn't fail every
time?
Anyway, what I'm really trying to do is raise event (when signal arises
from another program), but wait until the system is IDLE. Here is the IDLE
detection code:
Do
Exec ["xprintidle"] To sTmp
Sleep 0.25
Lo
Tobias,
I liked your ideas of:
Dim aExec As String[]
Dim sRes As String
aExec = ["cat", "/proc/meminfo"]
' Use aExec.Add() to add more arguments
Exec aExec To sRes
and (thread 'Stopping a CLI program):
Print #hFfmpeg, "q"
if you opened it For Output...
Currently I have:
Private hffmpeg as Process
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