Why would you need a webserver to download files from a webserver?
Just simply download them, and show them in the IDE like theyre showed now.
Would be much easier.
2012/4/18 Ian Haywood
> On Wed, Apr 18, 2012 at 6:33 PM, Demosthenes Koptsis
> wrote:
> > i try to download the docs with
> >
> >
VB Studio Express is not bad, altough, it bugs (or at least, some time ago,
it did) when working with controls that are bound to a databasecolumn.
And I think the whole Net suite is too bloated.
2012/3/28 Demosthenes Koptsis
> These days i started to test Visual Studio Express 2010 to compare i
Me neither, I never use Windows/Mac.
It's not really for us. More for the users we develop for.
It would be nice if we could distribute our app to 95% of all computerusers,
instead of 2%.
As I said before: I'm not proposing to port Gambas to Windows, only the
interpreter.
> "We all" don't run
could sell your
product to Windows users?
Without porting your code? Because, if the interpreter is ported, your code
would stay the same, the interpreter knows what to do with it on the
Windows platform.
Cheers
2012/3/20 Bruce Bruen
> On Tue, 2012-03-20 at 10:03 +0100, Mathias Mae
Hello,
Gambas is great, but there is one small thing why it isn't widly used. No
cross-platform.
Well, I know only a little bit of the inner workings of Gambas, but:
I've been looking to a lot of event-driven Basic dialects, and the best
one, that was most widely useable: RealBasic.
Why? Just bec
en
> > > If rSet.Count > 0 Then
> > > rSet.MoveFirst
> > > Print rSet["CLEF"], rSet["Langue"]
> > > Endif
> > > Endif
> >
Hello,
Are there prepared statements in Gambas? It is so much safer to deal with a
database with them!
Thanks
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Yes, I remember the old days in VB. It was very simple, when you used the
result of a SQL query as DataSource.
I will install Gambas3.
Thanks.
Benoît Minisini schrieb:
>>> No, Charlie,
>>> I didn't mean the headers. I know how to rename them.
>>>
>>> What I meant is:
>>> In my DataSource table
e Column "Producers.Name" in the list instead of
"ProducerID".
I mean the field values of the records, not the headers.
Charlie Reinl schrieb:
> Am Montag, den 31.08.2009, 21:52 +0200 schrieb Mathias Ebermann:
>> Hi,
>>
>> DataBrowser is a really great to
Hi,
DataBrowser is a really great tool.You don't need any code for displaying the
fields of records, depending on what the user
clicks in the GridView..
But since DataBrowser uses only ONE table (set in DataSource), I can't find a
way to display for example "Producer.Name" in
the GridView inste
Hi,
I'm experimenting with a DataCombo. Maybe I'm wrong again, but as I understand,
it should work like this:
Let's say I have a movie database.
The table "movie" is in my DataSource.
In this table is a field "Directors_ID", the directors are stored in the table
"directors", where there is a fie
Ah, now I understand. Thanks!
It's explained in your help file gb.db/Connection.
Didn't see that before.
Benoît Minisini schrieb:
>> Thanks, Benoit.
>>
>> But the database connection IS open, that's why I am confused.
>>
>> DataSource reads the table, and DataBrowser shows the data in the columns
the first one, everything else came later.
Regards Mathias
Benoît Minisini schrieb:
>> Hi,
>> new in Gambas, I encountered the following problem:
>>
>> I have a DataSource and a DataBrowser and managed to display the data fine.
>>
>> Now, I wanted to displ
Hi,
new in Gambas, I encountered the following problem:
I have a DataSource and a DataBrowser and managed to display the data fine.
Now, I wanted to display details of the data in several DataControls.
If I fill the "Field" property of the DataControls (e.g. Artikel), I get an
Error Message "No
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