Benoit:
Excellent! I will remember that for the next time. For now, T Lee
Davidson has solved my immediate problem. But just for completeness,
here's the info:
[System]
Gambas=3.8.4
OperatingSystem=Linux
Kernel=3.13.0-85-generic
Architecture=x86
Distribution=Ubuntu 14.04.4 LTS
Desktop=XFCE
Th
Le 28/04/2016 03:04, Ed & Clare Kelm a écrit :
> Benoit:
>
> Thanks for the prompt reply. My project has 8K lines of code, so I will
> make a little test project.
>
> Can you provide me a link which shows how to provide the info you need?
>
> Ed K.
Menu "?" -> "System information" in the IDE.
--
T Lee:
Home run!
1. The "~ shortcut" works fine when the program directly opens a file.
2. When I use your syntax in the Dialog.Path statement, everything
works correctly!
Many thanks for solving my problem!
Ed K.
On 04/27/2016 06:01 PM, T Lee Davidson wrote:
> I believe the tilde does not
Benoit:
Thanks for the prompt reply. My project has 8K lines of code, so I will
make a little test project.
Can you provide me a link which shows how to provide the info you need?
Ed K.
On 04/27/2016 05:45 PM, Benoît Minisini wrote:
> Le 28/04/2016 02:34, Ed & Clare Kelm a écrit :
>> I have t
I believe the tilde does not work as a shortcut for user's home directory.
You should probably use: Dialog.Path = User.Home &/ "Documents/ED/NEC Antenna
Files/"
On 04/27/2016 08:34 PM, Ed & Clare Kelm wrote:
> I have the same problem as Rolf. (2016-01-19 17:11:18)
>
> Setting dialog.path does
Le 28/04/2016 02:34, Ed & Clare Kelm a écrit :
> I have the same problem as Rolf. (2016-01-19 17:11:18)
>
> Setting dialog.path does not work. Instead, the resulting path is
> always the location of the project.
>
> My project is located in ~/Documents/Gambas Projects/EDNEC/
>
> In the project is
I have the same problem as Rolf. (2016-01-19 17:11:18)
Setting dialog.path does not work. Instead, the resulting path is
always the location of the project.
My project is located in ~/Documents/Gambas Projects/EDNEC/
In the project is this code snippet:
**
Dialog.Path = "~/Documents/
It seems to work in here.
If the path is "/home/yourname/Desktop", then it will open "/home/yourname"
with "Desktop" as a file name.
But if the path is "/home/yourname/Desktop/", then it will open the whole
path without default file name.
"/home/yourname/Desktop/default" will give "default" as the
Want to set a filename and ask the user to confirm name and directory:
Dialog.Path = Dateiname$
Dialog.Filter = ["*.frm", "Formulare", "*", "Alle Dateien"]
If Dialog.SaveFile() Then Return
When Save Dialog appears, it fills in the name of the File (base name
and extension), but it
