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From: Doriano Blengino [mailto:doriano.bleng...@fastwebnet.it]
Sent: Wednesday, 1 April 2009 11:13 p.m.
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Subject: Re: [Gambas-user] Dynamic Objects
Rodney Rundstrom ha scritto:
> Thanks for that I'll work thought over the next few
> Yes, it is what I thinked... it is simply a matter of explanations. The
> best would be to have a uniform mechanism (and, in fact, it is already
> so, but it could seem unclear). What I want to say is: in object pascal,
> there is no automatic freeing of objects, but when you destroy an object
>
Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
>> Rodney Rundstrom ha scritto:
>>
>>> Thanks for that I'll work thought over the next few day. One last
>>> question on dynamic object (I think) how do we delete them and release
>>> the memory?
>>>
>> This is a matter unclear to me, anyway: an object is fre
> Rodney Rundstrom ha scritto:
> > Thanks for that I'll work thought over the next few day. One last
> > question on dynamic object (I think) how do we delete them and release
> > the memory?
>
> This is a matter unclear to me, anyway: an object is freed when no
> reference to it are in effect.
W
Rodney Rundstrom ha scritto:
> Thanks for that I'll work thought over the next few day. One last question
> on dynamic object (I think) how do we delete them and release the memory?
>
This is a matter unclear to me, anyway: an object is freed when no
reference to it are in effect. When you inst
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Subject: Re: [Gambas-user] Dynamic Objects
Rodney Rundstrom ha scritto:
> Thanks using last.text works in this case, can you clarify how I would
> access using parent/child can a form itself be the container or my I use
> another although a similar arrangement is ava
Rodney Rundstrom ha scritto:
> Thanks using last.text works in this case, can you clarify how I would
> access using parent/child can a form itself be the container or my I use
> another although a similar arrangement is available in VB I am not really
> sure how to use it?
>
The following routi
: Doriano Blengino [mailto:doriano.bleng...@fastwebnet.it]
Sent: Monday, 30 March 2009 9:52 p.m.
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Subject: Re: [Gambas-user] Dynamic Objects
Rodney Rundstrom ha scritto:
> Thanks to some of the member I can now create objects dynamically.
>
> If I create a
Rodney Rundstrom ha scritto:
> Thanks to some of the member I can now create objects dynamically.
>
> If I create a number of buttons I can position and label them differently. I
> can also name them differently
>
> However I can have a number of objects with the same name on a form?
>
> I can acce
Thanks to some of the member I can now create objects dynamically.
If I create a number of buttons I can position and label them differently. I
can also name them differently
However I can have a number of objects with the same name on a form?
I can access an event say click on any of the
Thanks I now can dynamically create object not sure where the me in
Textbox(me) come from but it all works well
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From: M0E Lnx [mailto:m0e@gmail.com]
Sent: Wednesday, 25 March 2009 2:03 a.m.
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Subject: Re: [Gambas-user] Dynamic
I have no experience with mysql at all, but you can easily create this textbox
PUBLIC SUB Read_DBASE()
DIM sList as string
DIM sResults as String[]
DIM tb as TextBox
DIM sItem as String
DIM i as integer
dim y as integer
' This is where you get your values from mysql and let's assume you
put them
I wish to create objects in code. For example I wish to create a textbox and
populate it from a mysql table. Repositioning it in code each time. The
number of instances would depend on the
Number of records in the table. I then need to index through the items to
reset the names from time to time.
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