Ops, I recompiled bespin today and this problem doesn't happen
anymore. Really strange...
2011/9/4 Leandro Santiago :
> Ops, I'm not so fast :-(
>
> The config I use can be found in:
> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3550969/tiny-scroll.bespin
>
> 2011/8/30 Benoît Minisini :
Ops, I'm not so fast :-(
The config I use can be found in:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3550969/tiny-scroll.bespin
2011/8/30 Benoît Minisini :
>> Wow, you're really fast :-)
>>
>> Yes, You're right. With oxygen it works fine. That's very strange. All
>> Qt4 programs I use work fine with bespin.
>>
>
>
Wow, you're really fast :-)
Yes, You're right. With oxygen it works fine. That's very strange. All
Qt4 programs I use work fine with bespin.
2011/8/28 Benoît Minisini :
>> I just compiled gambas today (revision 4052).
>>
>> To reproduce, I just executed the command gambas3 on terminal. Nothing
>>
I just compiled gambas today (revision 4052).
To reproduce, I just executed the command gambas3 on terminal. Nothing
more happens, just the chash.
The gdb backtrace is in:
http://pastebin.com/kMi4BgnF
--
Atenciosamente,
Leandro
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kde5? kde4.x, I'd like to say :-)
2011/3/29 Leandro Santiago :
> Hello to all.
>
> I use kde5.x with the global menu plasmoid (like mac os x), but,
> although it's compatible with all qt4 applications I use, it doesn't
> work with gambas3 IDE. There's no differ
Hello to all.
I use kde5.x with the global menu plasmoid (like mac os x), but,
although it's compatible with all qt4 applications I use, it doesn't
work with gambas3 IDE. There's no difference between when the menu bar
is set do hide (the only difference is a line between title bar and
toolbar in
There are some tookits which can be used in mobile devices (mainly
linux-based), as Elementary (based on efl[1]), which works in maemo,
for example. I think a binding from efl (written in C) to gambas can
possibly gambas for mobile.
Elementary is clean, light and also runs on top of x11 (software,
Thx, Now it compiles.
2010/7/26 Benoît Minisini :
>> Hello to all. In last revisions I can't anymore compile gambas in my
>> ubuntu 10.04 32-bit (gcc 4.4.3).
>> I'm using svn rev 3071 and I did ./reconf; configure and make clean.
>> The last lines of make output:
>>
>> gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I..
Hello to all. In last revisions I can't anymore compile gambas in my
ubuntu 10.04 32-bit (gcc 4.4.3).
I'm using svn rev 3071 and I did ./reconf; configure and make clean.
The last lines of make output:
gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I..-DGAMBAS_PATH="\"/opt/gambas3/bin\""
-pipe -Wall -Wno-unused-val
Ow, a diff file is very util :-)
2010/6/2 Leandro Santiago :
> Hello, I'm looking at gb.qt4 code (I'm not a very good C++ programmer
> :-) ) and I saw that the gambas3 main window (MyMainWindow) has
> QWidget as parent class, but QMainWindow serves exactly to this.
>
Hello, I'm looking at gb.qt4 code (I'm not a very good C++ programmer
:-) ) and I saw that the gambas3 main window (MyMainWindow) has
QWidget as parent class, but QMainWindow serves exactly to this.
It's because gambas applications don't have full integration with
other qt applications. For exampl
Thx :-)
2010/4/28 Benoît Minisini :
>> Thanks very much.
>> Now it looks better :-)
>>
>> But now there is another problem :-) When menubar is hidden, it looks
>> "below" of toolbar. The toolbar buttons work fine, but I can see the
>> menubar yet, below them.
>>
>
> Fixed in revision #2922.
>
> Re
Ow, I forgot to say: I saw this behavior in the gambas3 IDE.
2010/4/27 Leandro Santiago :
> Thanks very much.
> Now it looks better :-)
>
> But now there is another problem :-) When menubar is hidden, it looks
> "below" of toolbar. The toolbar buttons work fine, but I
Thanks very much.
Now it looks better :-)
But now there is another problem :-) When menubar is hidden, it looks
"below" of toolbar. The toolbar buttons work fine, but I can see the
menubar yet, below them.
2010/4/27 Benoît Minisini :
>> > Hello to all.
>> >
>> > In gambas3 (qt4 component), the ma
Hello to all.
In gambas3 (qt4 component), the main space on apps window is opaque,
and don't integrate very well with the oxygen theme (default in KDE).
To has a good apparency, the space in window must follow the system
style, like native qt4 applications.
An image say more than one thousand w
Ow, now I see the program: the LANGUAGE environment var. By default, in
Ubuntu (pt_BR), its value is pt_BR:pt:en, but i needed to change this to
pt_BR.UTF-8.
Is this LANGUAGE variable in POSIX spec?
Thx
2010/4/11 Benoît Minisini
> > Ok. Now I'm doing it. I'm using translation dialog.
> >
> > I
Ok. Now I'm doing it. I'm using translation dialog.
I opened IDE project into gambas IDE.
I translated my lang file and created the .gambas executable. I saw the
/tmp/gambas structure and the lang file is there, but the program is yet in
English. Until here everything is OK.
But even in other la
Hello to all.
I'm continuing the pt_BR translation of Gambas3 IDE, but I'm having a
problem.
I'm using lokalize (old kbabel) to translate the potfile, but I don't know
how "integrate" the translation into gambas IDE. I recreated the .mo file
and recompiled gambas3.gambas, but it continues in Engl
"
> > $ gbr3 ~/Desktop/cmdTesti.gambas
> > This will be printed to screen...
> >
> > This
> > "
> >
> > Though, I'm not sure how 'input' should behave...
> > Can you use Application.Args[] ?
> >
> > Jussi
> >
&
Hello to all. I'm writing a small command-line app.
I'm using the input command to read data from keyboard (stdin), and to
finalize the command in gambas, is necessary to press enter key twice, but I
never saw this behavior. Usually (in 99% of languages) just one enter is the
nedeed.
Is there ano
I'm sorry by the mail subject, but I waited more than 20 hours by
gambas2 compilation on my ARM system emulated in a ubuntu box.
I tested a small gtk+ application in ArmedSlackware-current and it works
fine (it has just a combobox and a simple button, but works).
I couldn't test the IDE, becaus
Benoît Minisini wrote:
>> Hello to all. I'm new in list (and in Gambas), and I want asking some
>> things:
>>
>> - Does Gambas work on ARM based computers? I tested the command-line
>> compiler and this works, but the generated program (or script?) doesn't
>> work and I have a segmentation fault. I
Hello to all. I'm new in list (and in Gambas), and I want asking some
things:
- Does Gambas work on ARM based computers? I tested the command-line
compiler and this works, but the generated program (or script?) doesn't
work and I have a segmentation fault. I'm using an Debian Sid inside a
QEMU
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