On Wed, 1 Apr 2009 08:58:24 am Jeff Gray wrote:
> 1. Can anyone point me towards some help with splits, panels and expanders?
> THe help I have read doesn't seem to go into depth and I can't see any
> obvious methods to add items to them.
>
>
>
> 2. What's the difference between using qt or gtk?
D
On Wed, 1 Apr 2009 09:20:37 am jbskaggs wrote:
> I use timers alot in the game I am writing.
>
> I just use timer1.delay=5
that wasn't the question - I wanted to re-set the timer to stop the event
triggering until the key action pauses and then let the timer progress to
execute
>
> that is pretty
Thanks for that I'll work thought over the next few day. One last question
on dynamic object (I think) how do we delete them and release the memory?
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From: Doriano Blengino [mailto:doriano.bleng...@fastwebnet.it]
Sent: Tuesday, 31 March 2009 7:13 p.m.
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I use timers alot in the game I am writing.
I just use timer1.delay=5
that is pretty close to immediate action. then i rest the delay later
JB
richard terry-5 wrote:
>
> I want to be able to reset the timers time to 0 at will, without stopping
> the
> timer, so that I can link it to the ke
1. Can anyone point me towards some help with splits, panels and expanders? THe
help I have read doesn't seem to go into depth and I can't see any obvious
methods to add items to them.
2. What's the difference between using qt or gtk?
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Sounds like a great idea! And I'd love to see it.
I was surprised that was the hard part for you. I guess SInce I came from a
gaming background that resizng controls wasn't the hard part- the hardpart
was that Gambas runs very near what I did before EXCEPT the names changed: a
room was a contain
Am Dienstag, den 31.03.2009, 22:23 +0200 schrieb Doriano Blengino:
> Charlie Reinl ha scritto:
> > Salut,
> >
> > you have to close 'If Then Else' by an 'Endif'
> > Or you could write :
> >
> > If TextBox1.Text = "T" then TextBox2.Text = "T"
> > If TextBox1.Text = "Y" then TextBox2.Text = "I"
> >
I want to be able to reset the timers time to 0 at will, without stopping the
timer, so that I can link it to the keypress of a textbox. Every time the
user hits a key, the place the timer is up to is reset, once they lag, then
the timer event fires.
Dosn't seem to be such a property.
Thanks.
Wondered if anyone could show me a mini gambas program which would start an
external program and show that it is running, by putting an icon in the tray.
Regards
Richard
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On Wed, 1 Apr 2009 06:09:41 am Charlie Reinl wrote:
> Am Dienstag, den 31.03.2009, 11:46 +0200 schrieb Benoît Minisini:
> > > I am not saying people should charge for tutorials, I am saying that it
> > > would not be unreasonable if they did. Benoit has done a momentous
> > > amount of work in crea
On Wed, 1 Apr 2009 05:05:05 am jbskaggs wrote:
> To the oldtimers here: Out of curiousity what is the most common question
> asked by newcomers to gambas besides install problems? What causes them
> the most common problem?
>
> JB
My first stuggle with gambas coming from wxPython and not being a
Charlie Reinl ha scritto:
> Salut,
>
> you have to close 'If Then Else' by an 'Endif'
> Or you could write :
>
> If TextBox1.Text = "T" then TextBox2.Text = "T"
> If TextBox1.Text = "Y" then TextBox2.Text = "I"
>
If it is so, then the gambas parser has a problem:
if textbox1.text="0" then
Am Dienstag, den 31.03.2009, 11:46 +0200 schrieb Benoît Minisini:
> > I am not saying people should charge for tutorials, I am saying that it
> > would not be unreasonable if they did. Benoit has done a momentous amount
> > of work in creating Gambas. ANd Richard's idea about annodated code is a
>
I think you'd need to
DIM interfaceoutput AS String
SHELL "ifconfig blah blah" to interfaceoutput
Then you'll need to split it - is it space or return separated?
E.g. (return separated)
allinterfaces = Split(interfaceoutput, "\n")
"allinterfaces" is an array that now contains all the interface
To the oldtimers here: Out of curiousity what is the most common question
asked by newcomers to gambas besides install problems? What causes them the
most common problem?
JB
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Salut,
you have to close 'If Then Else' by an 'Endif'
Or you could write :
If TextBox1.Text = "T" then TextBox2.Text = "T"
If TextBox1.Text = "Y" then TextBox2.Text = "I"
. and so on
or Select Case
or
If TextBox1.Text = "T" then
TextBox2.Text = "T"
Else If TextBox1.Text = "Y" th
lol lolovic wrote:
> Hi!First of all many thanks to the developer and everybody that helped to the
> creation and the now shape of this programming language...
> It was really was linux missed...
> Anyway...
> I have a problem or "bug" at programming with gambas...I really searched and
> googled
I can't say anything about error message, where is the limit etc.
BUT I highly recommend that you use "select case" instead of "if then else"!
I think you don't run into problems with select case, and also it is
easier way...
Jussi
2009/3/31 lol lolovic :
>
> Hi!First of all many thanks to the
Hello again,
i'm very sorry for wasting your time. After completely uninstalling and
reinstalling gambas, the problem has gone away. Probably pieces oft the old
gambas versions are producing the error.
Thanks and regards,
A.Fröhlke
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Von: Andreas Fröhlke [mail
Hello every one
I'm working in a control panel for a local debian-based distro which is
mostly programmed using gambas2
some tools in that control is programmed using kommander
in the network config all what i saw is that kommander passes this command
ifconfig -a|grep Ethernet|grep -v ^vmnet|aw
I have just had a look at your initial site jbskaggs, and I thought that it
looked quite good. You should however put in place a request section where
people can request either future tutorials, or documented code snipets. And
also a way to submit code/lessons for the administrators to check & inc
>
> Would it be possible to have both solutions? I mean:
>
> 1) A web site to enter well-commented and well-written pieces of code, tagged
> so that searching is easy.
>
Like my 3 year beginning project with gambasforge.net ... but i've
really no time to purchass (the code is still available)
a ht
> I have installed gambas2 with "./configure -C". The gb.debug-component is
> given in the project properties. What must I do exactly to get the
> backtrace? Just tried to compile my project with gb.debug enabled, try to
> Debug.Start() at Form_Open()-Event, but the backtrace seems to be always
> t
I have installed gambas2 with "./configure -C". The gb.debug-component is given
in the project properties. What must I do exactly to get the backtrace? Just
tried to compile my project with gb.debug enabled, try to Debug.Start() at
Form_Open()-Event, but the backtrace seems to be always the same
> I am not saying people should charge for tutorials, I am saying that it
> would not be unreasonable if they did. Benoit has done a momentous amount
> of work in creating Gambas. ANd Richard's idea about annodated code is a
> great one- except for one flaw.
>
> That flaw is for the beginner witho
I am not saying people should charge for tutorials, I am saying that it would
not be unreasonable if they did. Benoit has done a momentous amount of work
in creating Gambas. ANd Richard's idea about annodated code is a great one-
except for one flaw.
That flaw is for the beginner without a syste
Hi all,
As one of the great unwashed (i.e. less proficient) Gambas users, I must say
that I prefer Richards approach using annotated code examples at a simple
level. I don't really feel comfortable with the idea of a paid-for tutorial
system and feel that 'we' as a user base should freely contrib
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