Hi Benoit, did you have time to take a look at this?
Regards
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David
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From: David Villalobos Cambronero david_villalobo...@yahoo.com
To: Gambas Inglés gambas-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Friday, January 2, 2009 10:09:23 AM
Subject: Error on gb.db.mysql:
Hi all, I'm newbie in Gambas.
I use Ubuntu 8.10 and I connect to a IBM Redbrick Warehouse database with
an JDBC driver. I didn't found any ODBC driver for Redbrick on Linux.
Anybody knowns is there is an ODBC driver that connects to an JDBC
driver?
Sorry my english.
Regards.
On Wed, 7 Jan 2009 04:44:11 pm kobolds wrote:
Nope I not talking about center the form on screen . in visualstudio
there's function call center in form (horizontal /vertical) . I talking
about that one . this is quite common ide function for align items
I couldn't find it on gambas .is this
Mm
Last couple of upgrades one of my forms won't load - despite being
structurally similar to all the others, I get the error message in the
picture.
Any ideas appreciated.
Version 1790 and a few below.
Regards
Richard
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richard terry ha scritto:
On Wed, 7 Jan 2009 04:44:11 pm kobolds wrote:
Nope I not talking about center the form on screen . in visualstudio
there's function call center in form (horizontal /vertical) . I talking
about that one . this is quite common ide function for align items
I
I have recently decided to give Gambas a second chance, having been very
disappointed by it's lack of documentation.
Most of my apps are reliant on high speed internet transactions, so the
gb.net.curl component is of particular interest. Whilst away from Gambas, i
have been using Python. The
Hi all,
I have a problem with my POS program. I have printed a receipt through
/dev/lp0. It works.
But, when I want to execute a cut paper command, an error occurs. It says that
/dev/lp0 is busy.
I know that the printer is still printing when I execute a cut paper command.
So, how to handle
Hi,
I guess it is because you are printing to a raw device (/dev/lp0) which has
no buffering. Two paths for you to follow:
Install (and probably modify) a printer driver such as 'generic' through
CUPS. This will introduce a buffer to the printing process.
or
Use a (very) un-subtle workaround:
how do I change the row height in listview ?
I try change the the font . it work but look ugly . any other way ?
I try to set listview1.item.height = 30 , but get error null object .
couldn't find any help for that property also.
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