Home use the draw cmd.
Each object has it's own x,y position. see the example below
IF Printer.Setup() THEN RETURN 'You need to set up your printer first.
Draw.Begin(Printer) ' Initializes the draw
Draw.Text(TextArea1.Text, 200, 200) ' Prints the contents of a TextArea in the
upper left hand co
You need to add another component.
gb.form.mdi
You will see the workspace control in your tool box now in the special
tab.
To populate it just use the add command like
Dim myform as New ourForm
myworkspace.Add(myform)
Where myworkspace is the name of the control.
See attached exam
Will do may take awhile as I normally use RPM's and I am not sure if I
have installed all the ness libs on my pc.
On Sun, 2009-03-15 at 11:33 +0100, Benoît Minisini wrote:
> > Please find sample project.
> >
> > Revised symptoms,
> >
> > In workspases no menu present at all even though one has bee
Please find sample project.
Revised symptoms,
In workspases no menu present at all even though one has been set in IDE
on that form.
Controls do not inherit the parents font and colour settings. (not all
controls) Tab strip for one
Also I can not change the background AND foreground colours bu
I use 2.11 from the fedora repos.
On Mon, 2009-03-09 at 16:13 +0100, Benoît Minisini wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > I am developing a student management system. Up till now I have been
> > using QT. But in reading the licensing decided I need to switch to GTK
> > components. But I have found the fol
Hi all,
I am developing a student management system. Up till now I have been
using QT. But in reading the licensing decided I need to switch to GTK
components. But I have found the following problems.
1. Scaling and item placing will change when the form is scaled and when
it is not scaled it ap
Just for your info gambas is now in the fedora repos. Just thought you
may want to know.
Steven
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LB (Album/Movie/Show title): Super Hits 1993-2003 Disc 1
TLEN = 197825 gives the track length in milliseconds so that's 197.825s
or 3min and 18s approx.
I have not had a good look at it but both seem to do what you want.
Steven Drinnan
On Sat, 2008-06-21 at 10:27 +0200, Ron Onstenk wrote:
