t at gitLab?
>> Is this an automated thing or do we have to do something. Maybe
>> something to add to your excellent guide.
>>
>> gbWilly
>
> It is not automatic : you have to manually fetch the changes from the
> Gambas
> repository, and then
-)
>
> Regards,
> --
> Adrien Prokopowicz
Good work Adrien,
It was clear enough to me.
There is one thing I am missing.
Once you make your private fork of gambas on gitLab, how do you keep it updated
with the gambas project at gitLab?
Is this an automated thing or do we have to do some
>>>> translations.
>>>>
>>>> When I register a user I get a reCAPTCHA error.
>>>>
>>>> Screenshot01 shows page before registring.
>>>> Screenshot02 shows page after trying to register with error.
>>>>
>>>
error.
>>
>> Screenshot01 shows page before registring.
>> Screenshot02 shows page after trying to register with error.
>>
>> Anyone have this experience?
>>
>> gbWilly
>
> There is a captcha you need to fill in order to register, but it is
> probabl
determines how these files are build. They have policies (see:
https://wiki.debian.org/Packaging)
Hope this clarifies things for you.
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Hope this explains all.
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; = False *
> This will hide the tab from view *TabPanel1[1].Visible = False*
>
>
Hi Charlie and thanks,
Meanwhile I also found the TabStrip[Index].Enabled = False solution.
Forgot about the array accessors :)
Maybe I will use the TabStrip[Index].Visible solution if
Hi all,
Is it possible to disable a tab in a Tabstrip?
Can't find a thing in documentation, or maybe I have missed it.
Thanks,
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as a base to package gstreamer for To0pPy
> your problem would be solved.
>
> gbWilly
Sorry Charlie,
I'm wrong. It's Ubuntu 14.04 or higher for gstreamer 1.0
So, no backports for 12.04
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d for Gambas 3.9.x,
> is
> available from the ToOpPy repositories.
Ubuntu 12.04 has a backport repository holding the proper gstreamer
version.
If someone would use those as a base to package gstreamer for To0pPy
your pr
e called in To0pPy Linux I don't know.
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user
running the application will have read/write access.
When developing you application, on the development system you need to
do this manualy for testing while developing.
Once distributing your application you use step 8 in packa
On 2016-11-16 06:42, u...@gmx.ch wrote:
> Dear gbWilly
>
> Works as promised, great!
> Maintaining becomes much easier now.
> Thanks a lot!
>
> Regarding http://gambaswiki.org/wiki/doc/library:
> - My system: Xubuntu 16.04 LTS, Gambas 3.9.1
> - The "project prop
regular application.
>> Next make your applications depend on the library (done in project
>> properties of the applications -> refers to an executable of the
>> library), and they can use the common functions.
>>
>> More info: http://gambaswiki.org/wiki/doc/library
pplications depend on the library (done in project
properties of the applications -> refers to an executable of the
library), and they can use the common functions.
More info: http://gambaswiki.org/wiki/doc/library
If you have any questions, just ask.
gbWilly
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