Maybe i can help you with a example how i use it in a Project.
I use TRY because the user can toggle between Multi- and Single- select
TRY fcRoot = File.Dir(fcDialog.SelectedPaths[0])
IF error = 0 then
FOR i = 0 TO fcDialog.SelectedPaths.Count - 1
' loop trough filelist
doSome
Hi Richard
Maybe you put the file in a array with split() if it makes sense for further
work.
Dont know how slow it is on such big files, but i made no bad experience
with around 1 lines.
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> Where value RegExp '[0-1]'
> Group by reference_range
>
Just as idea.
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Actually my decode looks so, it is not a pick of the bunch but it works:
> PUBLIC SUB grdView01_Drop()
> urldecode(Drag.Data)
> END
> PUBLIC SUB grdView02_Drop()
> urlde
Ciao Luigi
I believe it comes from permissions.
Try this: Give all permissions to user Test for schema mysql and schema
Test.
That should work.
Regards, Werner
>From the mySQL Help:
There are two sets of permissions for stored functions,
1. permissions to create and manage stored function
@Rob: Yes you are right.
@Benoit: Thanks
@Doriano: http://www.blooberry.com/indexdot/html/topics/urlencoding.htm
@Nando: All the samples does not only %20 ;)
Wish a good New Year to all
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> On Tuesday 30 December 2008 08:03, werner 007 wrote:
>> Ok, i got the answer by my self.
>> The chars of not printable and non-ascii are represented as Hex.
>> To convert it back:
>
> That'll work, but it'll also run Replace() 16
werner 007 wrote:
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> Does anybody know a easy way to convert url encoded strings (like "%20")
> to normal characters?
>
> Btw: Nice would be Conv$("%20", url, utf8).
>
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> Regards, werner(007)
>
Ok, i got the answer by my self.
The chars of
Does anybody know a easy way to convert url encoded strings (like "%20") to
normal characters?
Btw: Nice would be Conv$("%20", url, utf8).
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t is not *nix like to do that.
When you check on start up, give the message that the package is missing and
the user has to install it by self, and disable the associated feature.
Or but the check at beginning of use of the feature, so the user needs not
to re-open the app.
Regar
fileID
Wrote this out of my head, so you would need to correct many things. Meant
only as idea.
Anyway i would prefer to use the file stream object and read/write direct
to it.
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Not shure, but combox has not a value but a text property.
try: combo2.index=combo2.find(combo1.text), that should do the job with
text-values.
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I did a little research on how to separate a process and found:
YourCommand & disown
or
nohub YourCommand &
(& is for bg)
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Gambas has the two objects "system" and "user", which contain also path
information.
Use these often! For example, "user.home" contains the home-directory, add
to this the string "./YourApplicationName" as path to the directory of your
images.
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With the shell you should have the possibility to separate a calling process
from parent, or to run as a background process.
I think a usable command could be fork, or call the process with a closing
"&".
This is only meant as guidance, because whether this is quite true ...?
Regar
Hi at all
I have Gambas 2.7.
When i will create a deb-package, it fails with success message.
But Mandriva, Suse and Fedora work well.
Can anybody give me a hint how to fix this?
Regards Werner (007)
The output from the creation-window is:
Paket für Debian erstellen.
Making build directory
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