isplay a full format listing. This is necessary to check
against the name of your application.
The -p tells it to display only the process that is running on the PID
number you give it.
When I perform a normal exit out of the application, I delete the
application.lock text file.
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Ongytenes
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and retain all the formatting colors. It can save
the code as RichText (HTML tags) to a file. I set up a page with screenshots
and
details of my work so far.
https://sites.google.com/site/ongytenes/code/gambas/gambas-projects
I had been thinking of doing something like this for a while. I
Sorry I didn't have time at the moment to try anything. Just got back and
tried a little loop for the file array. Once I tried to use the OPEN command
the error came up again. I plan to try and tackle this to see if there is a
work around. Sorry for the false lead.
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I am using Gambas 2.19 and as a experiment I got the same problem as you.
But I created a class named Global and in it I put *STATIC PUBLIC aFiles AS
NEW File[] * and it did not raise any errors.
I didn't take the time to write code to test it. Figure you could give it a
try and let me know.
Ongytenes com> writes:
I have fixed the indention bug and here is a screenshot of it parsing the
Gambas
Code into HTML format to copy to OpenOffice via the clipboard with syntax
highlighting intact. In this image it is working on a copy of it's own code.
https://sites.google.
mbas editor to keep meta-data
> for OO, so i can make a "Paste Special" ?
>
> of course the simple paste must keep use raw text.
>
I have written a program in Gambas2 that will format and copy the syntax to
the clipboard. It pastes color correct into OpenOffi
