Someone will correct me if I'm wrong.
Technically, the component itself is still visible. You just can't see
it because the tab to which it belongs is hidden.
If you need to know its visibility in that scenario, I guess you will
have to check to see if its tab is the currently selected tab.
Ro
Okay, I was thinking it was that way but wondered if I was missing
something "under the hood". Thanks.
Kadaitcha Man wrote:
> 2009/12/2 D. L. Fox :
>> Sorry for the newbie question but...
>>
>> What is the difference between setting the Visible property to False a
Sorry for the newbie question but...
What is the difference between setting the Visible property to False and
calling the Hide() method?
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I apologize if I gave you the wrong impression. I didn't intend for you
to change anything. I was just wondering if it could already be done and
I was missing it.
I really like Gambas and have been enjoying the learning experience.
Thanks for creating it.
Benoît Minisini wrote:
> You get a poi
Benoît Minisini wrote:
> In Gambas 3, the /control directory must be put inside the "Project" section.
Okay, that worked. I was using the control directory automatically
created when I first created the project. Thanks.
> Please provide the details of what you have done, and maybe I will tell yo
Kadaitcha Man wrote:
> You don't need to know C. Simply inherit the control in
> Gambas code then wrap your methods and properties around it.
DOH! I should have thought of that. Thanks!
Either I've found a bug, or I'm not doing something right. The doc says:
"To provide the icons of your comp
I've been messing with creating a custom control in Gambas3. I've read
the documentation at:
http://gambasdoc.org/help/dev/gambas
I've looked at some of the source code for FileView and other
components. I've even made my first one but it needs improving. Is there
any other documentation someo
...and while you're on the subject of Gambas3 revisions: How often is it
revised? I haven't updated since I first installed it.
Benoît Minisini wrote:
> The same thing for Gambas 3 will follow in a next revision.
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Thanks for the info, Doriano. That's good to know if I ever need to
develop something for Slackware.
Toni, it's not a big deal and I appreciate the help. I'm just playing
around right now getting familiar with the IDE, and so forth. It's been
awhile since I've programmed in Basic.
Toni Rosa wr
Toni, you are 2 for 2! :-)
Added the link and now I have access to creating all the available
packages. Many thanks!
Toni wrote:
> Hi again,
> I think that there is no real need for that specific version of tar...
> thus a workaround to generate packages for Slackware without having to
> downg
Yep, that did the trick. Thanks, Toni.
By the way, I was mistaken about the error given for the Slackware
package. It says "tar 1.13 is missing". I think I recall reading
somewhere that I would have to downgrade the version of tar that comes
on the machine but I'm not going to worry about it. I
Howdy, everyone. I've been using Gambas for about a month but only
joined the list about a week ago. I've really enjoyed playing around
with Gambas.
I used Windows (as well as Linux) and was a VB programmer (among other
languages) for years until I finally couldn't take it anymore and
ditched
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