Le 11 juil. 2017 01:39, "PICCORO McKAY Lenz" a
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2017-07-10 17:42 GMT-04:00 Rolf-Werner Eilert :
> Basically, someone would have to do what Benoit once did: sacrifice "some"
> time and write a library that links Gambas functions to Android GUI.
those that have the time does not have the mon
2017-07-12 11:02 GMT-04:00 Fabien Bodard :
> Not really. We just need x functions for the desktop lib. All can be done
> from cocoa to w32ctl passing by android toolkit.
> Just matter of knowledge and time as Gambas is just a compiler with term
> output on the basis depending only on glibc.
>
umm
Le 12/07/2017 à 17:26, PICCORO McKAY Lenz a écrit :
2017-07-12 11:02 GMT-04:00 Fabien Bodard :
Not really. We just need x functions for the desktop lib. All can be done
from cocoa to w32ctl passing by android toolkit.
Just matter of knowledge and time as Gambas is just a compiler with term
outp
2017-07-12 11:41 GMT-04:00 Benoît Minisini :
> The first step is to compile Gambas on a tablet, except the GUI components.
>
as i see, compiling a app "for" androit its not same as "to" androit.. as
happened also in Mac, we need the runtime of gcc/glibc equivalent if the
compilation are native..
Peace to all,
this might a bit silly but what is the best way to format float values like
26.66016 into having two digits AND/OR with rounding them?
e.g.
26.66016 becomes 26.66 shortened
26.66016 becomes 26.67 rounded
cheers!
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There is a software called NSBasic that can build Android apps and is very
similar to VB/Gambas.
Not free but works fine.
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I always round i.e. Print Round(26.66016,-2) --> which is 26.66
by the way, not 26.67! (I have no idea how you got that.)
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On 13/07/17 15:09, alexchernoff wrote:
Peace to all,
this might a bit silly but what is the best way to format float values like
26.66016 into having t
I can say this is the best way to do what you want, but I use the following:
* Print Int(100.55 * 100) / 100.00 Print Round(100.55, -2)*
The first operation truncates the number to 100.55 (no rounding takes
effect).
The second operation rounds the number to at most two digits after the
*Warning: this is only a linguistic curiosity with no relation to Gambas,
the language.*
Entirely by chance, I came across the following definition and etymology
for gambas, the word:
*From Petit Robert 2007: gambasgambas [gɑ̃bas] nom féminin plurielétym.
répandu v. 1960; catalan gamba,
