Am Mittwoch, den 13.05.2015, 11:23 +0200 schrieb Benoît Minisini:
> Le 11/05/2015 14:52, Charlie Reinl a écrit :
> > Salut Benoît,
> >
> > send you an example, showing the behave of not raising
> > InputBoxs on Forms with Fullscreen=True.
> > Maybe that will be the same with other forms from gb.for
Le 11/05/2015 14:52, Charlie Reinl a écrit :
> Salut Benoît,
>
> send you an example, showing the behave of not raising
> InputBoxs on Forms with Fullscreen=True.
> Maybe that will be the same with other forms from gb.form
> like Wizard.
>
It works perfectly with KWin with all GUI componentnts. I
Salut Benoît,
send you an example, showing the behave of not raising
InputBoxs on Forms with Fullscreen=True.
Maybe that will be the same with other forms from gb.form
like Wizard.
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Hello,
I saw that when I begin to write in the code some functions, such as "InputBox"
and "Message", the corresponding suggestion-help-window on-line does not appear.
Regards
vuott
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The InputBox problem does seem to relate to which desktop is being used.
With regard to the "Button" problem - I am trying to find out more as if I
create a new program and create "Button1" it all works as expected. It may
be a conversion issue from Gambas 2 to 3.
If I can reliably recreate the
Better open a new thread about gb3 and Mint and Ubuntu, because I don't know
anything about that!
Am 09.08.2012 20:20, schrieb Cogier:
>
> Thanks again Matti-4.
>
> I took your advice regarding Gambas3 and I love the new collapsible SUBs and
> the way that changing a button name automatically cha
Thanks again Matti-4.
I took your advice regarding Gambas3 and I love the new collapsible SUBs and
the way that changing a button name automatically changes the code.
BUT
I have installed it on 2 machines one with Mint 13 and the other with Ubuntu
12.04 and in both cases the program will run bu
Hmm. I don't have gb2 on my machine anymore, so I can't tell why it isn't
centered.
Btw: you should update to gb3, it's much better!
Example code for a ShowModal window:
Create a form FMain with just two buttons (btnCancel and btnInput).
Then create a form FInput with the Text "What's your name?
Thanks for the reply Matti-4.
I am using Gambas 2.23, Ubuntu 12.04, Gnome 3.
Can you give me any example code of the 'xyz.ShowModal'?
Thanks for any help.
Matti-4 wrote:
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> What is your Gambas version and your environment?
> Here (Gambas 3, OpenSuse 12.1, KDE), the InputBox is correctly ce
What is your Gambas version and your environment?
Here (Gambas 3, OpenSuse 12.1, KDE), the InputBox is correctly centered.
But as a workaround, you can easily create a tiny form for the input and open
it
with 'xyz.ShowModal'. That is surely centered, and it takes about the same
amount of code.
Is there a way to centre the InputBox on the screen as I always see it in the
top left hand corner and it is missed by the user?
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On vendredi 7 novembre 2008, Robert Moss wrote:
> Running gambas 2.8, GTK project.
> When I create an input box, the textbox is about 2 characters wide, the OK
> and Cancel buttons are stacked right on top of each other, the prompt is
> squished in the top left corner, and the title gets cut off:
>
Running gambas 2.8, GTK project.
When I create an input box, the textbox is about 2 characters wide, the OK
and Cancel buttons are stacked right on top of each other, the prompt is
squished in the top left corner, and the title gets cut off:
eg:
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