I would like to initialise a String array to an array of zero elements.
Setting to [] seems to be the same as NULL, which fires an error if .Length or
.Push are called.
Setting to [foo] (i.e. to an array of one dummy element), and then calling
.Clear ()
does what I want, but this doesn't look
Hello
I'm trying to test my application (which uses gb.settings) into a
virtualized OpenSuse.
All dependencies are found, except gambas2-gb-settings. I've browsed
repositories manually and also had no luck.
Even if I install the whole Gambas IDE into OpenSuSe, debugging the
application
Thanks, Benoît
I think he's Guillermo Ballester Valor, so I will contact him.
Regards
Jesús Guardón
Benoît Minisini escribió:
Hello
I'm trying to test my application (which uses gb.settings) into a
virtualized OpenSuse.
All dependencies are found, except gambas2-gb-settings. I've browsed
Ian Haywood ha scritto:
I would like to initialise a String array to an array of zero elements.
Setting to [] seems to be the same as NULL, which fires an error if .Length
or .Push are called.
Setting to [foo] (i.e. to an array of one dummy element), and then calling
.Clear ()
does what I
I've posted about this before in regards to the PictureDatabase example,
as in postgres though you can save the picture, it dosn't retreive. I had
asked someone to test it, though no-one appears to have had the time.
This driver is pretty critical to my medical records project, as I used
hey guys
I've read the documentation on Process_Read() but I can't find a way to
detect
when the process has stopped and it's waiting for an input; to my
understanding
I can provide that input with PRINT #Process, input but so far I haven't
found
a full example of how that is done.
can someone
When I make an installation package (in Ubuntu), it doesn't generate the
necessary dependences for the modules that I need for my program to run. I
want to install my program in another computer by I don't want to
install/compile gambas as a whole.
Can this be done?
Thanks
Marcel
Dimitris
