Doriano,
Thanks for the help I actually came up with something similar before I
got your email.
This is what I used. Thanks again for the help.
PUBLIC SUB Install_Click()
DIM thisKey AS String
DIM data AS String
IF Software.Current = NULL THEN RETURN
data = Software.Current.Text
SHEL
buenas noches.
estoy tratando de hacer una aplicacion con el listview de manera que cuando
se haga click en una celda esta cambie de color. el siguiente codigo lo
hace, pero me cambia el color de ambas celdas. espero me puedan ayudar.
PUBLIC SUB Form_Open()
TableView1.Columns.Count = 4
TableView
Nicolas Koch ha scritto:
> well this is what I got so far
>
> Just to clarify Software = CloumnView1
>
> ' Gambas class file
>
>
> ' Software List
> Software.Clear()
> Software.Add("key1", "wrtest")
> Software.Add("key1-1", "test1", NULL, "key1")
> Software.Add("key1-2", "test2", NULL, "k
Hi Doriano, thanks for your answer!
I have a related doubt...
If I instantiate some Menu objects from code and I assign them all to
the same "handling function", is there a way, inside this function, to
know which Menu object was the one that fired the event?
Regards,
Toni Rosa
En/na Doriano B
Toni ha scritto:
> Hi,
>
> I am new to Gambas and I don't know how to solve a problem regarding
> setting events for new objects.
> I am creating a dynamic menu, but I don't know how to assign an event
> handler to it.
> Here 2 examples of what I've tried without succes:
>
> Not working 1:
> [...
well this is what I got so far
Just to clarify Software = CloumnView1
' Gambas class file
PUBLIC SUB Form_Open()
ME.Text = "wrtest"
END
'ColumnView
PUBLIC SUB _new()
DIM iwidth AS Integer
DIM irowcounter AS Integer
DIM icolcounter AS Integer
'Software
Software.Columns.Count = 2
i
Hi,
I am new to Gambas and I don't know how to solve a problem regarding
setting events for new objects.
I am creating a dynamic menu, but I don't know how to assign an event
handler to it.
Here 2 examples of what I've tried without succes:
Not working 1:
[...]
DIM mnu AS Menu
mnu = NEW Menu(Po
Nicolas Koch ha scritto:
> For the button_click() I have the following
>
> PUBLIC SUB button_Click()
>
> IF ColumnView1.Item.Selected = NULL THEN RETURN
> message("error")
> ELSE
> makeOperations()
> ENDIF
>
> END
>
> I still don't understand how to add a command to the a row or i
For the button_click() I have the following
PUBLIC SUB button_Click()
IF ColumnView1.Item.Selected = NULL THEN RETURN
message("error")
ELSE
makeOperations()
ENDIF
END
I still don't understand how to add a command to the a row or item I have listed
On Sat, Nov 15, 2008 at 9:15
I can't figure out how to have each item in the ColumnView1 have a
command and then run from a single button_click() Can someone help
me out here? Each row or key will have there own shell command that
needs to be run.
Thanks in advance
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Il venerdì 14 novembre 2008 20:34:46 moon_walker ha scritto:
> Hi Stefano,
>
> thanks,
> but what means SVN version? :-)
>
> thx
> Attila
>
From Gambas site download page:
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To get a snapshot of the 2
Hi all!
El dv 14 de 11 del 2008 a les 11:40 -0500, en/na Stephen Bungay va
escriure:
> Demosthenes Koptsis wrote:
> > Hi to all,
> >
> > i have two simple questions as a beginner,
> >
> > 1) how to have access to control values from different forms?
> >
>
>Set the controls in all forms to
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