The "Out of bounds" error occurs when you haven't told Gambas how many items
the array should hold.
Just add a
$alblTime.Resize(100)
before you actually use the array.
"100" means how many labels you have. Could be also a variable, like counting
files...
Regards
Matti
Vassilis K schrieb:
> I changed it as you said :
>
> PRIVATE $alblTime AS NEW Object[]
>
> PUBLIC SUB Form_Open()
> DIM i AS Integer
> DIM rsThesi AS Result
> DIM iD AS Long
>
> MODMain.Connect()
> rsThesi = MODMain.$Con.exec("select * from egrafes where elenchosAnax =
> 0")
> FOR iD = 0 TO rsThesi!AA
> i = rsThesi!thesi
> $alblTime[i] = NEW Label(ME)
> $alblTime[i].Background = Color.Red
> NEXT
> MODMain.$Con.Commit()
> END
>
> Now I get "Out of bounds" error at line : $alblTime[i] = NEW Label(ME)
> Did I make something wrong?
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