or simply the component itself if it work... (i'm not sure in v2)
2009/3/28 Jussi Lahtinen jussi.lahti...@gmail.com:
Hi!
I noticed Start and End options to make sector (also in circle), but
how to fill them with color?
Fabien, here it is, but I think it is not very useful.
It is made only
i think you will better see at my source code in gb.chart. for that
download the gambas source and look in
~/gambas/comp/src/gb.chart/_CStylePie.class.
you need to use ellipse or circle
2009/3/28 Jussi Lahtinen jussi.lahti...@gmail.com:
Hi!
I noticed Start and End options to make sector (also
good work !
2009/3/27 Jesus Guardon jguar...@telefonica.net:
Fabien Bodard escribió:
simply the handle name is not good... you have named your gridview
gv and not GridView1... it's an usual copypaste error ;-)
Ha ha... it's my mistake. Finally I get it working, really really fast
method.
Thanks Fabien!
It was very useful!
Now I got my code to work, and it's even simpler than the original vb6 version;
Sub PieChart()
Dim Angle As Float
Dim prevAngle As Float
Dim ii As Long
With Draw
.Begin(Me.PicPieChart)
.ForeColor = Color.Black
.LineWidth = 3
.Circle(105, 105, 105)
.LineWidth =
I have asked this before, but I cannot change colors on may controls like
Textlabel, or Progressbar
for example:
ProgressBar1.ForeColor = Color.DarkGreen
This does nothing the bar remains black this happens with many of my
controls in Slackware 12.2 but not Ubuntu 8.1.
BUT
I made some tests on bit manipulation functions and I think I've found some
bugs in them (Gambas 2.12.0).
I read in the documentation that a function like SHL should keep care of
the initial type of data.
I.e., if I use a byte, it should work using 8 bits (the lenght of a byte),
if I use an
It seems that there are bugs in the Ror function too.
Using the same number, 197 (11000101), if I write ROR(197,3) I get
-1610612712 (
10111000)
instead of 10111000 (184).
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