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> Von: Kadaitcha Man [mailto:nospam.nospam.nos...@gmail.com]
> Gesendet: Freitag, 11. Dezember 2009 11:44
> An: Emil Tchekov
> Betreff: Re: [Gambas-user] Minimum Size of a Form / for Kadaitcha Man
>
>
> 2009/12/11 Emil Tchekov :
>
Dear friend,
can you please stop with this behaviour?
I will be very thankfull and appreciating your good manners.
Thank you very much in advance
sincerely
Emil
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> Von: Kadaitcha Man [mailto:nospam.nospam.nos...@gmail.com]
> Gesendet: Freitag, 11. Dezembe
On Saturday 05 December 2009 13:39:43 John wrote:
> Hi All
>I am new to Linux. I am using Ubuntu 9.10.
> What I am looking for is a kind person to help me off line with Linux
> and Ubuntu.
> No I do not intend to use this list as my Linux learning aid.
> Other than this one message I will n
Salut Charlie,
can help with spending?
I have long term experience and very good contacts, that allow sure and fast
loss of any amount.
Just call me +123 (0456) 7890
:-D ;-) :-P
have a lot of fun!!!
cheers
Emil
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Von: Jean-Yves F. Barbier [mailto:12u...@gmail.com]
Gesendet: Freitag, 6. November 2009 09:13
An: mailing list for gambas users
Betreff: Re: [Gambas-user]PING > Benoît (ServerSocket)
>Kad Mann a écrit :
>...
>>
>> I have the problem on linux and linux alone. Win
Hi,
getchar/putchar (as the name is saying) are for read/write single char to
stdin/out
chr(i) eg. chr$(i) will return char from ASCII code - sth. like "itoa" or
"(char)i" in C, this has nothing to do with both above...
You will need one of the "input" functions in gambas to get similar
function
You can use Replace$ to search and remove the "\t" character in your string.
I am not so fluent in Gambas, but the good old VB6 does support "" (null
string) as replacement, so I suppose that Gambas also do this.
Just put your "a_line" there and search for any "\t", replace with "" (null
string).
Hi,
I had this problem in the "good old" VBA too.
my solution:
use chr(39)!!!
also
strSQL= ...+"Address="+chr(39)+TextBoxXXX.Text+chr(39)+...
result will be as you wish it
kind regards
Emil
P.S. I am not sure or the corect syntax of the CHR function in Gambas, you
have to see for this (
Just checked the gambas online documentation.
The TextBox does have "CHANGE" event - thus it is possible to make converter
wich reacts on each additional letter typed
as example here my "fast shoot" maded in VB6 - very simple and without error
handling (BUT WORKING!)
Private Sub txtBin_Change()
Hi,
I do not have so much experience with Gambas, but a lot with VB
What I will do in such case:
Write a subroutine that gets string as input and converts it in a decimal
number.
Than create your control (text box) and bind the change event (AfterUpdate
in VB) with your routine...
That is all
I am not so fluent in Gambas, but have made many char converters in the
past...
Instead of using IFs it is better to work with char codes (ASCII, UTFxx).
Create Array with suitable char width (8, 16, 32 Byte) and fill in with what
you need.
As example: on InChar "A" should be shown sth. other. p
Is your string UTF encoded? You should check if your character code is exactly
194 and not wider... 16 Bits perhaps? Any Hex-Viewer will help.
regards
Emil
On Wednesday 04 March 2009 11:55:44 Bruce wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I'm trying to convert a string to float. The string contents are "56½".
>
wer...
It was not a try to reduce the meaning and importance of those command
chars - but simply to show how long they are in use...
Very best regards
And one more time excuse my lack of respect
Emil Tchekov
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Von: Doriano Blengino [mailto:doriano.bleng
>>So my quesitoni is 'how to discover what the character is ?chr$(10)(13)
>>and how to eliminate those before parsing.
CHR$(10) & CHR$(13) - carriage return & line feed
Those are special "command" character from the "stone age" of the informatic
used to go to the next line (add new line) - was ne
> drive. I haven't hooked any USB drives up to my Ubuntu server since I
> upgraded so I don't know if every distro has logs that look like that, or
> just Mandriva.
>
> Rob
Good idea - /var/log/messages should be present on every linux
looking in there can provide interesting infos... (be base
I am sorry, I am not skilled enough to answer.
Why do you not try to search the wikis & message archive. I think you can
find what you are looking for
regards
Emil
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Forgot to gave you example (VB)
sub main()
dim a as integer
a=1
debug.print a, pr1(a)
debug.print a, pr2(a)
debug.print a
end sub
private sub pr1(byval a)
a=2
return a
end sub
private sub pr2(byref a)
a=2
return
Hello Stevie,
If this is similar to the ByRef from VB, there is following to be said:
In Subroutine or Function that expects parameters passed from other part of
your program there are two possibilities to pass them
By Value (ByVal) or by Reference (ByRef).
First one means that your Sub gets on
Please use English only, (so everyone can understand), and since it is the
official language of this mailing list.
Thank you very much in advance!
kind regards
Emil
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