Thanks Benoit, I knew there had to be a simpler way :-D
On Wed, 2011-03-30 at 17:08 +0200, Benoît Minisini wrote:
> > Hi Ron_2nd
> >
> > You're welcome! I made a couple of improvements while I thought of
> > them. It's probably better not to add the leading zero to the name of
> > the HttpClie
> Hi Ron_2nd
>
> You're welcome! I made a couple of improvements while I thought of
> them. It's probably better not to add the leading zero to the name of
> the HttpClient, so just do something simple like NEW HttpClient AS
> "tube" & freeSlot, then your event handling routines can be simply
>
Hi Ron_2nd
You're welcome! I made a couple of improvements while I thought of
them. It's probably better not to add the leading zero to the name of
the HttpClient, so just do something simple like NEW HttpClient AS
"tube" & freeSlot, then your event handling routines can be simply
tube0_Finished
As we speak about highlighters there is
GeSHi
http://qbnz.com/highlighter/
and it supports GAMBAS!
Also i found an addon for OO for highlighting
COOder
http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/node/940
it supports vb and some other.
it is based on GeSHi
and i hope soon to be updated including
Hi Caveat,
I wanted to create a module for my software so I can fetches sensor data
from public pachubes sensors in japen, to get nuclear radiation values.
I will adapt your code, thanks!
Regards,
Ron_2nd.
> Hi Ron_2nd,
>
> Benoit is (need I say it!) 100% correct.
>
> But I figured out a kind o
Hi Ron_2nd,
Benoit is (need I say it!) 100% correct.
But I figured out a kind of simplistic way to allow you to do your gets
in a MASSIVELY PARALLEL fashion... :-D
http://pastebin.com/LiY3g4Lt
Oh and Rolf, I notice PasteBin has a specific Gambas syntax highlighter
already :-D
Regards,
Caveat
