> I think native functions should be for general use only.
> And I don't think MkXXX$() functions now represents good practice to be
> used as now intended.
> If your software runs on linux (what else?), you probably still need to
> write these functions by your self
> to correct endianess accordin
I think native functions should be for general use only.
And I don't think MkXXX$() functions now represents good practice to be used
as now intended.
If your software runs on linux (what else?), you probably still need to
write these functions by your self
to correct endianess accordingly to sende
On 01/01/2011 11:34 AM, Benoît Minisini wrote:
>>> 2) A new set of native functions named Mk$() to create a string from
>>> the
>>> memory representation of a value. For example, MkShort$(1234) returns
>>> Chr$(210)& Chr$(4) (on a little endian machine).
>> I'm updating GambasTester to handle new
> > 2) A new set of native functions named Mk$() to create a string from
> > the
> > memory representation of a value. For example, MkShort$(1234) returns
> > Chr$(210) & Chr$(4) (on a little endian machine).
>
> I'm updating GambasTester to handle new commands and features.
>
> And I don't quite
> 2) A new set of native functions named Mk$() to create a string from
> the
> memory representation of a value. For example, MkShort$(1234) returns
> Chr$(210) & Chr$(4) (on a little endian machine).
>
I'm updating GambasTester to handle new commands and features.
And I don't quite understand th
> Benoit,
>
> all those changes are great!
>
> There is one big problem porting my big gambas2 project to gambas3 and
> keep it uptodate. (I have to maintain them next to eachother for a
> while)
>
> I cannot use diff or my favorite tool Meld diff viewer, to keep up
> with the changes to my proj
Benoit,
all those changes are great!
There is one big problem porting my big gambas2 project to gambas3 and
keep it uptodate. (I have to maintain them next to eachother for a
while)
I cannot use diff or my favorite tool Meld diff viewer, to keep up
with the changes to my project, simply because
El sáb, 27-11-2010 a las 18:37 +0100, Benoît Minisini escribió:
> > El sáb, 27-11-2010 a las 08:56 -0600, Mauricio Baeza escribió:
> > > Gambas3 looks nice. Integrated support our wiki in my language is
> > > wonderful.
> > >
> > > Do you have a date for the final version?, I need the day and tim
> El sáb, 27-11-2010 a las 08:56 -0600, Mauricio Baeza escribió:
> > Gambas3 looks nice. Integrated support our wiki in my language is
> > wonderful.
> >
> > Do you have a date for the final version?, I need the day and time,
> > but
> > something close would help me.
> >
> > Thank you very much
El sáb, 27-11-2010 a las 08:56 -0600, Mauricio Baeza escribió:
> Gambas3 looks nice. Integrated support our wiki in my language is
> wonderful.
>
> Do you have a date for the final version?, I need the day and time,
> but
> something close would help me.
>
> Thank you very much for this great wo
El sáb, 27-11-2010 a las 15:02 +0100, Benoît Minisini escribió:
> > Hi,
> >
> > Here is just a few words about recently added features in Gambas 3, for
> > those who didn't see them.
> >
> > ...
>
> I forgot:
>
> 5) Now the interpreter does an automatic conversion between all array classes
>
> Hi,
>
> Here is just a few words about recently added features in Gambas 3, for
> those who didn't see them.
>
> ...
I forgot:
5) Now the interpreter does an automatic conversion between all array classes
(except embedded arrays that are not real arrays).
So now you can write:
Dim
Hi,
Here is just a few words about recently added features in Gambas 3, for those
who didn't see them.
1) The gb.qt4.webkit got support for cookies and file downloads. See the
WebBrowser example for the details.
2) A new set of native functions named Mk$() to create a string from the
memory r
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