I have done more experimentation with a date Valuebox. If "Expand" is
set to false then no major problem but if the Valuebox is housed in a
container which resizes it's children and "Expand" is set to True then
the text is not visible.
You can make it visible by having a large "Height" value and
Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
>> Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
>>
Pipes should not return EOF when the pipe is not closed. But they should
return EOF when the other side closes.
>>> Why ?
>>>
>> Because this is the way *all* unix routines work, and the only logica
>
> Note that for a socket, "there is date to read" does not mean the same
> thing than for a pipe, because there is the network between two sides of a
> socket.
>
Oops. Try again...
Note that for a socket, "there is some data to read" does not mean the same
thing than for a pipe, because ther
> Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
> >> Pipes should not return EOF when the pipe is not closed. But they should
> >> return EOF when the other side closes.
> >
> > Why ?
>
> Because this is the way *all* unix routines work, and the only logical one.
>
> > EOF() actually means "there is nothing to re
> 2010/12/19 Benoît Minisini :
> > Tell me the important things I forgot, because I am sure I have forgotten
> > things.
> >
> > Not the small bugs, but the features that may change the language syntax
> > or the interface of some components.
>
> Hi Benoît. I think that a "mecanism" for automatic
2010/12/19 Benoît Minisini :
>
> Tell me the important things I forgot, because I am sure I have forgotten
> things.
>
> Not the small bugs, but the features that may change the language syntax or
> the interface of some components.
Hi Benoît. I think that a "mecanism" for automatic and selective
Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
>> Pipes should not return EOF when the pipe is not closed. But they should
>> return EOF when the other side closes.
>>
>>
> Why ?
>
Because this is the way *all* unix routines work, and the only logical one.
> EOF() actually means "there is nothing to read an
>
> Pipes should not return EOF when the pipe is not closed. But they should
> return EOF when the other side closes.
>
Why ?
EOF() actually means "there is nothing to read anymore", which is the
important needed information.
If Eof() returns TRUE only when the pipe is closed:
1) How do you
Benoît Minisini ha scritto:
> Hi,
>
> I have currently the feeling that I have to correctly fix the "ValueBox"
> problem (the way it is implemented, and more generally the way compound
> controls raise events), and then I will able to make a release candidate of
> Gambas 3.
>
> Tell me the impor
Hi,
I have currently the feeling that I have to correctly fix the "ValueBox"
problem (the way it is implemented, and more generally the way compound
controls raise events), and then I will able to make a release candidate of
Gambas 3.
Tell me the important things I forgot, because I am sure I
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