Hi Bruce:
> What is the difference here?
>
> Every keyboard I have has an "Enter" key which apparently is a
> Key.Return, so what is Key.Enter? Does it depend on some particular
> keyboard?
>
One is the key right near the character keys and the other is the
(enter) key at the number pad
Hope tha
Hi Rolf-Werner
> When the whole thing runs from cron, it will deliver 0 Byte PDFs, but
> the originals on the system are fine (the copies remain in the
> directory). The mailing system does not see any error.
Problems with cron usually result from missing pathes. Cron does not
starts a shell wi
Hi Benoît
> This new release fixes about 240 bugs and adds about 270 new features.
>
> * Better subversion support in the IDE.
is there a description for the use of subversion from within the IDE? I didn't
find any only for the use of subversion for extracting and compiling the
development vers
Hi,
I try to build a program which saves a lot of binary data in a
postgresql database.
All the data will be written and quoted correctly by the db.update
method of gambas. Of course I can retriev the data, but there is no
function, which decode the qouted data.
So is there a (hidden?) functio
Hi Benoît,
> Can you try with revision #5181? It should fix the gb.desktop
> compilation problem.
Yes everything seems to be fine, even the graphics in the top left
corner now looks nice.
Many, many thanks
Rolf
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Hi Benoit,
when I try to open a project from the left panel of the IDE, I get the error
"this application has raised an unexpected error and must abort.
[11] Unknown symbol 'Path' in class 'Desktop'. CBookmarkList.Load.48"
This error seams also be new.
Fine regards
Rolf
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Hi Rolf-Werner,
>>> But Apache has some problem with it. I configured the cgi-bin as above
>>> (actually not me, but it's the default). Apache looks for it and
>>> seemingly it DOES find it but it complaints with a 500 Internal Error
>>> page and in /var/log/apache2/suexec.log we can read somethin
Hi Rolf-Werner
> But Apache has some problem with it. I configured the cgi-bin as above
> (actually not me, but it's the default). Apache looks for it and
> seemingly it DOES find it but it complaints with a 500 Internal Error
> page and in /var/log/apache2/suexec.log we can read something about
>
Hi Benoît
> It is better with revision #5146?
I checked out newest Version (5151) this morning and the
problem has gone.
Thank you
Rolf
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Hi Bruce,
what about to cat the database-file at the end of an executable and
strip it later (perhaps with cut) and store it, where you like.
Another methode could be, study the C-code of the sqlite-libs and see,
if you can open the database with an offset - i.e. the data will begin
at the end
Hi Willy
> If Exist(Use.Home& "/Desktop) then
> sPath = User.Home& "/Desktop/SystemInfo.txt"
> Endif
>
> Now it turns out that this only works on systems with English language.
> Other systems translate "Desktop" into local language!!
> Like for Dutch it will be "Bureaublad" instead of "Desk
Hi M. Cs.:
> Try to add at the
> Public Sub Form_Open()
> Me.Minimized=True
> .
> End
Because this didn't work, I asked.
Any other ideas?
Thanks
Rolf
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Hi everybody out there
is it possible to start a form minimized or invisible.
I use a TrayIcon to terminate the program and program should stay in the
background and wait for incoming calls. Then a second from will be shown with
the connection data but the main form - which only has a close butt
Hello Benoît
> Unix time stamp is a number of seconds since 1/1/1970.
>
> So to convert a Gambas date to Unix timestamp:
>
> Print DateDiff(CDate("1/1/1970"), Now, gb.Second)
>
> And to convert an Unix timestamp to Gambas date:
>
> Print DateAdd(CDate("1/1/1970"), TimeStamp, gb.Second)
Hi Rolf, hi Ron.
is there a function which allows to convert an unix timestamp into the
appropriated date/time in Gambas3?
If, how is it called and how to use.
>>
>>> Take a look at this one:
>>> http://gambasdoc.org/help/lang/stat?v3
>>> file.stat should deliver a file date. O
Hi "another Rolf"
>> is there a function which allows to convert an unix timestamp into the
>> appropriated date/time in Gambas3?
>>
>> If, how is it called and how to use.
> Take a look at this one:
> http://gambasdoc.org/help/lang/stat?v3
> file.stat should deliver a file date. Or did I get you
Hi everybody out there
is there a function which allows to convert an unix timestamp into the
appropriated date/time in Gambas3?
If, how is it called and how to use.
Many thanks
Rolf
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Hi Benoit,
when I compile Gambas3 from current trunk (i.e. Rev. 4430) I get an
error say, that there is no "make all" in gb.gsl. When I look into this
directory no "Makefile" was build by configure.
Disable the gsl package, Gambas is installable.
reconf-all and configure didn't report any probl
Hello Benoît,
thanks for your fast answer.
> automake seems too old (I have 1.11 version there).
>
after install automake 1.11 and running reconf-all I get message:
...
autoreconf: running: aclocal -I m4 --install
autoreconf: running: libtoolize --copy
autoreconf: running: /usr/bin/autoconf
au
Hi,
I need some help to compile Gambas3 in Debian squeeze.
The problem seems to be the compile environment especial the auto-tools. I
installed from the debian repository:
autoconf 2.67-2
automake1.9
libtool 2.2.6b-2
The reconf-all-command generates the follwoing few lines before it exits.
l
Caveat:
ODBC is not the problem.
The problem is an odbc driver for mdb-files
> The .mdb file has no password set on it.
As far as I could see there is a very limited version of the driver
available.
Do you have "libmdbodbc" installed? Can you access your mdb file with
the "MDB File Viewer" i.e
Hi Richard
the Class-File was broken, so I attache a new file with the class and
form file intact but still with german variable names and comments
Fine regards
Rolf
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Hi Richard
I wondered if anyone on the list would have the code/form for a simple
calculator in gambas they would be willing to share.
If you can live with german variable names and comments, here is a
runnable version (but it is in Gambas 2.x)
Fine regards
Rolf
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Hi Rolf-Werner
> Now, to make things somewhat clearer, let me add this:
>
> During the last two hours or so I set up a commandline application in
> Gambas doing this:
>
> PUBLIC SUB Main()
>
>PRINT " Transitional//EN\">"
Here you have to print an empty line - its part of the HTML-Standard!
>
Hi,
as the subject says, I have problems with Gambas2 (version 2.7 - from the
Debian repository) on a 64-Bit Linux (Debian Lenny) and postgreSQL 8.4
database.
It seems, that a connection is possible, but no table is found in the given
database by any query (with db.exec).
Did someone else has
Am Sonntag, 19. September 2010 schrieb Jean-pierre Lainé:
> Pour Benoit Minisini, ou le modérateur du groupe.
> Bonjour à tous, je suis en train de me lancer en Gambas (2).
> L'OS est UBUNTU.
> Mais je me suis bêtement inscrit sur une liste "anglo saxonne" et "my
> englisch is very très bad!".
> Po
Hi Fabien Bodard:
> la j'ai mal a la tête maintenant ... on véra ça a la prochiane version
> ... to have english version ... try google ;)
What google translate makes no sense for me neither in english nor in german!
Rolf
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Hi Benoît
> But I don't think I can change the interface anymore, it will break a lot
> of code. Unless someone finds an unexpected solution.
What about a property, which indicate how the result should be delivered. For
example in PHP Database Objects you can give a value that says how the data
Hi Doriano
> > You can't wait until EOF on a named pipe! Also a 'tail' on a named pipe
> > will never give you some data - but 'cat' do!
> >
> > Just read and find another mechanism to stop reading.
>
> I tried cat and tail on named fifo, and both work. You can start first
> either of the two side
Hello Rolf-Werner
> DIM hFile AS File
> DIM sLine AS String
>
> hFile = PIPE "/tmp/FIFO1" FOR INPUT
>
> PRINT "Now let's start:"
>
> WHILE NOT Eof(hFile)
>LINE INPUT #hFile, sLine
>PRINT sLine
> WEND
>
> PRINT "That's it."
>
You can't wait until EOF on a named pipe! Also a 'tail' on a nam
Hi Richard
> This routine is called by my program, consecutively a large number of times
> during an automated process:
>
> Public Sub Display_HTML(sHTML As String, wb As WebView, Optional prefix As
> String = "html")
>
> Dim wFile As File
> Dim sFilename As String
>
> sFilename = Temp$(pref
Hi Alessandro,
Dimitris Anogiatis wrote:
> to get the length of an MP3 file (since gb.sdl.sound works primarily with
> mp3s) I would personally write an ID3Tag module to get the mp3's length and
> then load it through gb.sound.sdl afterward.
>
> or if you want you could also explore the option of
Am Dienstag, 15. Dezember 2009 schrieb Doriano Blengino:
> Jean-Yves F. Barbier ha scritto:
> > Doriano Blengino a écrit :
> > ...
> >
> >> A strongness inherited from pascal... I gave a look to many, countless
> >
> > hmm, I don't think Pascal can define vars as temperature[-10, +50]
>
> What do
Hello Richard
> Regarding keeping bookmarks, is there an accepted place to put them?, or
> just a settings file?
There are a lot of possibilities:
1. A file in the home directory - perhaps as xml-file
2. In a sqlite database as firefox do it, also as a file in the home directory
3. In a LDAP data
Hi Kad Mann:
> Windows can't be the problem because the client and the proxy are on the
> linux box. The client is not communicating with the proxy over a socket.
> The server is on Windows and has nothing to do with the issue.
What does ethereal shows about the start of the connection? Keep an e
Hallo Dimitris
deine Mail ist sehr interessant, doch leider kann ich sie nicht lesen -
komischer englischer Dialekt.
Gruß
Rolf
PS: If you like to answer in a different language then english, the language
of this list, do it as PM.
>
> An katalava kala thes na vlepeis oles tis epiloges pou exe
Hi Charlie
> >
> > > > no what I need is for gambas2, I have to store Passwords in an
> > > > XML-file, what means plain-text readable.
> > > > So I need a crypting/uncrypting logic .
> > > > I put my PW "TOPSECRET" to store
> > > > Print crypting("TOPSECRET")
> > > >
> > > > >2sgb
Hi Charlie
> > no what I need is for gambas2, I have to store Passwords in an XML-file,
> > what means plain-text readable.
> > So I need a crypting/uncrypting logic .
> > I put my PW "TOPSECRET" to store
> > Print crypting("TOPSECRET")
> >
> > >2sgbtf&&
> >
> > and get it back by
> >
Hi Pino,
> I am trying to use the example "PictureDatabase" with PostgreSQL but I get
> the following error:
>
> "Invalid byte sequence for encoding UTF-8"
>
In Debian, the PostgreSQL database will created on install-time with the
charset of the root, usually of the national language.
I have had
Hi Richard
> In one of my hl7 messages in the Free Text segment under an actual
> pathology result, there is a list of sequential bood test results
> representing previous results of the same type - , separated by tabs which
> I need to display properly. as I've re-constructed the result as html,
Hi Carlos
> I have a problem with a code on gambas..
>
> I'm trying.. this code.. EXEC ["rm", application.Path & "/imagenes/*.*"]
> ... just I wanna erase the content of images folder.
>
> But I got an error.. on console... rm: can't erase
> «/home/carlosh/Prueba/imagenes/*.*»: File don't exists
Hi Gareth
> Can someone tell me .. if I do form.Hide, then form.Show .. would you
> expect the form to reappear in the same place ..
>
> If not, where would you reset top/left in order to control it's position on
> show ..
Check if the form_show() event and/or the form_resize() event was called
Hello Randy.
> STATIC PUBLIC FUNCTION CreateGLTables()
>
> DIM hTable AS Table
>
> hTable = Global.$hConn.Tables.Add("glcoa")
> WITH hTable
> .Fields.Add("company", db.String, 3)
> .Fields.Add("account", db.String, 12)
> .Fields.Add("description", gb.String, 32)
> .Fields.Add
Am Samstag, 3. Januar 2009 schrieb Emil Tchekov:
> > 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
Hi Joshua,
> Yes I know but DF shows its wasnt full
>
> > It says here NO SPACE LEFT ON DEVICE !!
> > your disk is full :-)
Even if df says there is space left, you can run out of inodes, especially if
you have a large amount of small files or, you use UNIONFS.
Hope that helps (
Hello Richard
> Dies at the line containing 'Coct' with message: unknown identifier
>
> but I'm sure this way is good, as I can remember reading something about
> this in the postgres doc's but couldn't figure out how to do the
> substitution.
OK, I thougt it is a Gambas converting function, but
Hi richard
> Public sub Save_Image(ImagePath as string)
>
> Dim img As Image
> Dim pictureData As String
> Dim sql As String
>
> img = Image.Load(ImagePath) ' Save temp image as png file
> tempFile = Temp() & ".png"
> img.Save(tempFile)
>
>
> pictureData = File.Load(tempFile) 'reload
Hi Richard
> Hi to postgres users of gambas.
>
> I'm passing some information to postges, which gets the data from date type
>
> eg date1 as date
> data2 as date
>
> (N the postgres database the default on the date field is null)
>
> my problem is that postgres baulks when I"ve not put a date
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