Sorry, guys.
Finally worked out the issue - I'd redefined 'gl' as an integer deep in
some old code - the whole project was converted from VB6 when gl had no
meaning. I was searching for gl. (with a dot) to avoid other references
inside longer expressions.
So panic over.
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for general guidelines to what sort of problems
generally caused this issue.
I've created a source archive, and I'm happy to get it to you, but it
comes to 57 megabytes. Do you want me to post it to the mai
I've got an interesting issue with the OpenGL component.
I've been experimenting with OpenGL by going through the NeHe tutorials
and the MD2Model example provided. The problem is that I sometimes get
an unexpected message of "Not an object" when GL tries to start.
The skeleton of the code is:
P
I seem to have found a search/replace problem with the IDE in 3.5.2
If you search for a string and replace it with a zero length string
(basically remove the search string) the results are unpredictable.
I found this out while converting a VB program = a mass replace of CASE
IS = val to CASE v
On 12/18/2014 11:37 PM, Tobias Boege wrote:
Thanks for that. Yes, I was using the word "property" a bit loosely =
but it was the
myLabel.Cursor = New Cursor(Picture["icon:/32/apply"])
bit that I couldn't grasp. Thank you for the prompt response.
> On Thu, 18 D
Hi all - I note that the online documentation mentions that the Mouse
property of a component can be "custom", as in the example given :
Const custom as integer = -2
The Properties panel in the IDE doesn't list 'Custom', however, at least
not in Gambas 3.5.2
Is the Custom property still avail
