Jussi Lahtinen ha scritto:
Hi!
Seems to be old bug... At least I can't reproduce it on Gambas 2.10.
Please inform version you are using when doing bug reports.
Jussi
I usually last versions, now 2.12 on Ubuntu 8.10 (as I said in other posts).
Anyway, there are other bugs that have
Starting from 2.11 Gambas usually manifests some freezes when Qt
applications are run on some systems. With release 2.12 things seem not
to be changed: freezes still continue to randomly appear.
For freeze I mean that even I click on the Run button from the IDE
or when trying to start the
I need some help about this issue, because I'm unable to get it working.
What I want to do is panning a picturebox inside a scrollview when I
click RMB and move the mouse around. BTW, something usual in a lot of
graphical apps.
Can anyone help me, please?
Attached is the basic project in
Cool- I just learned something.
JB
Bugzilla from gam...@users.sourceforge.net wrote:
I know valuebox has a value property that can be set in code- but why
isn't
there one on the Form designer toolbox? For forms with default values it
should be there when you are making the controls on the
Hi!
Here is very simplified example of the bug I found (Gambas 2.10 and
Gambas3 rev. 1917).
From that you can easily see what is wrong, but in real life code...
This bug seems to be generally in else if, error doesn't have to be
division by zero, it could be any.
And there could be many
Hi here is an example.
In this example, you can embed the ocphotoview into a form. It is from a
project that I am working on, so . Some of the code comes from the web
camera example.
There are some use full functions there as well.
To load a picture right click. You can select. By file or Web
On Sunday 05 April 2009 23:15, jbskaggs wrote:
dim hTextbox1 as Textbox
vesus
dim myTextbox1 as Textbox
What is happening with these two different statements?
The first one creates a new textbox object called hTextbox1. The second
creates a new textbox object called myTextbox1.
The use
Thanks.
JB Skaggs
Rob Kudla wrote:
On Sunday 05 April 2009 23:15, jbskaggs wrote:
dim hTextbox1 as Textbox
vesus
dim myTextbox1 as Textbox
What is happening with these two different statements?
The first one creates a new textbox object called hTextbox1. The second
creates a new
