Benoît Minisini wrote
> Le 31/07/2014 19:49, Charlie Reinl a écrit :
>
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>
> This strange behaviour actually comes from the Qt library. I will try to
> override it so that things become more logical.
>
> --
> Benoît Minisini
I wish you could override this: There is no reliable way to print
Nige --
I haven't used Mint in a long time, I use Xubuntu, but I've had this problem
before. At least for me, the problem was in the setting for Fonts/Hinting.
I believe that this link will show you how to reach the "Hinting" setting in
Mint:
http://www.rawcomputing.co.uk/linux/linuxtips3.html
..
Wamukota wrote
> The value for the key.enter constant in the 3.5.0 on my box is given as
> 16777221
>
> ? key.enter
> 16777221
>
> But, the value returned by key.code in the program is 16777220 in the
> keyrelease or the keypress events which implies that I cannot check if the
> key presse
Jose -- Remember that there is a big difference between a MouseDown event on
the DataView *control*, and an Activate event on a field containing
information, inside that control.
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Bruce --
You may want to try using the Desktop component, which allows you to easily
switch active (top-level) windows. It seems that I can't attach a file
here, on a "Reply", so I will e-mail you a small program showing how this
component works.
If you have two virtual desktops open, activating
Don't worry, Fabien -- we will all be dying soon!
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Hi, Nigel --
I've never used the ColumnView (or other View) to sort the data -- I always
sort the arrays where I keep data, and then re-fill the ColumnView or other
View, if necessary. Your question raised a point that I've never explored,
so I dug into it and found that you CAN sort data in a Vi
ukimiku wrote
> Tobias,
>
> congratulations!
>
> I read on the Gambas-Buch page that you are co-author of a book on Gambas
> programming. I tried to locate it at Amazon, but no luck. Where is it
> available? Does it cover Gambas 3?
>
> Regards,
> ukimiku
Hello, Ukimiku -- There is a free .PDF b
Maybe I'm not understanding the problem, but "sudo" always wants a password,
right? In which case you have to feed it a password with the Exec or Shell
command. I'm not a shell script expert (just learning), but I assume that
the string would look like this:
Exec [system.shell, "sudo sh -c 'echo
If you are using SHELL, you can assign lines to variables. If the string
continues on multiple lines, assign the text to string variables, and
concatenate those variables.
The example below merely shows SHELL accepting a string variable as its
command string:
DIM sRes as String
DIM shellString
Right -- my fault! When I suggested the example "/proc/meminfo", I was just
looking for any script example, to discuss using string variables in SHELL
and EXEC for very long command strings. Tobias provided the coolest option
to do that job. But you've pointed out that I could have chosen a bett
Greetings --
(I have attached a small sample Gambas3 project.)
I have encountered 2 possible bugs -- OR, I just need somebody to correct
me.
1. (less serious) -- When I set the property "Printer.Paper =
Printer.Letter", I get an error message:
" 'Printer.Paper' is not Static "
This on line 51
It appears that the problem happens if the first letter of the string being
matched appears anywhere in the "Pattern" before the actual match. Your
original examples were:
Print "GambasIDE" Like "{alma,Gambas,szilva,GambasIDE,otto}"
Output: False
Print "GambasIDE" Like "{alma,GambasIDE,szilva,G
Hello, Jacky --
You may find it useful to go to my Wordpress blog:
http://beginnersguidetogambas.com/
On the main page, you will find a list of downloads, including download #4,
"4.Gambas3". This download includes a program that I wrote called
"Screenshooter", which uses the Window.Screenshot m
Thanks, Les -- I had this same problem, and you solved it for me. For other
readers, here is the command adapted for Gambas3:
Shell "sudo -S chmod 0777 ~/myfilename << EOF\nmypassword\nEOF"
Note: "chmod 0777" is just an example of a chmod code
The newline code "\n" should NOT have spaces be
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