On vendredi 12 décembre 2008, L Jumadi wrote:
I found integer bug in gambas. Please try ?54*4100 in gambas
console. The result is negative, maybe because 4100 is converted
to integer rather than long integer. I can solve it by use manual
converting to ?54*clng(4100) but I think it
Ron schreef:
Hi,
Anyone have a routine to convert a hex string to a float?
Like these:
B6FBEB3A = -0.07507766895287204
3C5D2104 = 0.01349664106965065
Find lots of vb code, but those use copymem functions.
Thanks in advance!
To answer my own question:
I ended up with this so far:
Hi all,
Apparently gambasdoc.org does not answer anymore, nor kudla.org, the domain
where you can write to Rob Kudla, the gambasdoc.org server owner.
If you read that Rob, please tell us what happens!
--
Benoit Minisini
My idea was a little different, but I think I got it
In my idea, I use a panel or workspace in FMain as a host for the other windows.
The navigation is always handled from FMain, and not from each child
window, which is what makes it complicated for me.
I had created a model that used the
En/na Tchekov.Net ha escrit:
Dear all,
need help on compiling Gambas.
Have tried to install Gambas 2.9 on Xubuntu in Virtual Machine.
Evrth. went good, but I have overseen the version warning for the libtool (I
was really dumb ...), so the compiling was not successfull (libtool 2.2.24
On Friday 12 December 2008, Ron wrote:
Ron schreef:
Hi,
Anyone have a routine to convert a hex string to a float?
Like these:
B6FBEB3A = -0.07507766895287204
3C5D2104 = 0.01349664106965065
Find lots of vb code, but those use copymem functions.
Thanks in advance!
To
dim i as integer
dim tavk as new object[]
dim o as object[]
for i = 0 to 4
o = new object[]
tavk.add(o)
next
2008/12/12 Jussi Lahtinen jussi.lahti...@gmail.com:
Object Oriented approach is pretty new to me, so...
PUBLIC tavk AS Object[2]
tavk[0] = NEW Object[]
tavk[1] = NEW Object[]
PS
http://books.google.com/books?id=YMmepn2xCcMCpg=PA46lpg=PR14dq=floating+number+in+binary++z80output=html
page is 46 DATA REPRESENTATION.
I did not trust the notation of sign exponent mantisa and found another source
about it.
There was my orginal sequence of sign., mantisa, exponent.
As far
Thanks!
Now the solution looks obvious.
Jussi
On Fri, Dec 12, 2008 at 8:55 PM, Fabien Bodard gambas...@gmail.com wrote:
dim i as integer
dim tavk as new object[]
dim o as object[]
for i = 0 to 4
o = new object[]
tavk.add(o)
next
2008/12/12 Jussi Lahtinen jussi.lahti...@gmail.com:
forward need to be hardcoded, backward need to use an object array and
the function pop/push
and it will work with that.
so
1-2-3
-4
it's 2 who know if you must or not go to the 3 or 4 so the next button
need to drive that statiquely.
it may work in all case.
when next is selected
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