Many thanks for the wordwrap. Setting a cell height to -1 still doesn't
change the row height to account for the new height
(Me.somegridviewrow.Rows[X].H = -1 ).
Anthony
SVN 4726
Me.someGrid[0, 2].Text = "LongText clipped to save this email"
Me.someGrid[0, 2].WordWrap = True
Me.someGrid.Rows[0]
Hello Everyone,
I am trying to get wordwrap to work in a gridview using the following
code snippet:
Me.sysMessages.Rows.Count = 0
Me.sysMessages.Columns.Count = 3
Me.sysMessages.Columns[0].W = IIf(Me.sysMessages.ClientW * 0.05 <
varMinDateWidth, varMinDateWidth, Me.sysMessages.ClientW
4/2011 08:09 PM, Anthony Ivan wrote:
> Change the types to simple strings and both client and serversocket
> run perfectly.
>
> If the server socket sends a String[] as below and the client attempts
> to Read as String[] the client dies in debugging with a signal 11
> crash. If I
Change the types to simple strings and both client and serversocket run
perfectly.
If the server socket sends a String[] as below and the client attempts
to Read as String[] the client dies in debugging with a signal 11 crash.
If I change to object[]'s both client and server crash with signal
Hi Everyone...
Once again a silly basic question - the answer to which is eluding me:
I am trying to send a string[] of data from one computer to another
THUS on the server side:
Public Sub MessageClients(myMessage As String[])
Dim varSocket As Socket
For Each varSocket In Clients
Hello to All,
[Gambas 2.19.0-1 on Fedora 12, Intel X86_64]
I am currently working on a little project that communicates with a VHF
radio via the MAP27 instruction set. All is working perfectly except for
one small error... as detailed below...
When the radio communicates with the PC the serial
