Ron_1st schreef:
On Sunday 19 April 2009, phohammer wrote:
I would do as you said with the Object example, but those of infinite wisdom
made it read-only.
When you make a copy to your home directory or the place where you want to
store your projects it is automagic not readonly any more.
richard terry ha scritto:
I'm still struggling with the printer stuff.
Say I have an A4 Page, and I want to write something right near the top of
the
page
If I do:
Dim PagePosition as integer
Dim LeftMargin as integer = 100
Dim FontHeight as integer
'calculate the font height
I have discovered that running gambas2.12 in fluxbox, gnome, kde,
enlightenment, or xfce had no effect on the SDL Mouse problem.
But I also found out the mouse cursor is controllable on Forms in these
environments (I am on Wolvix 2.0- a Slackware 12.2 enviro) but the cursor is
not controllable
I am running gambas 2 on a testing version of Ubuntu 9.04, when I try to run
a simple program I get this error :-
Your program has stopped unexpectedlly by raising signal #11
What is this error?
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I closed the form and reloaded it and the control order changed to how I
wanted it.
I still am not sure if I understand why.
JB SKaggs
The order of control is the z-order, i.e. the first returned control is the
lower one, while the last is the higher one.
The IDE automatically changes
Jorge Carrión ha scritto:
Ubuntu y still far away in time). ¿Someone has the .debs packages of Gambas
2.12 for Ubuntu 8.04?
Thanks in advance.
Same for you. Here:
http://www.gambas-it.org/gmbs/modules/PDdownloads/viewcat.php?cid=7
are packages for 8.04 too.
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Leo.
Web:
I agree with Stephen's third button option. I don't think check boxes
are right as you can't be both simultaneously (except maybe in some
speciality bars and clubs). Radio buttons are the right way to go.
You may be able to get the behaviour you're asking for if you delete and
recreate the
Using 2.8, source code attached
http://www.nabble.com/file/p23138207/FMain.class FMain.class
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I can't confirm with only FMain.class, too much missing code for test run.
But signal 11 means that you are trying to access to memory location
that is not allowed.
So, if your program crash immediatly when starting, I suspect file
handling in Init_Setup.
If you like me to test it on Gambas 2.10
On Monday 20 April 2009, Stephen Bungay wrote:
It is the nature of radio buttons to allow only one in a set to be
toggled on, If you really want to go that route then I would suggest
that you use checkboxes instead of radio buttons, A better way (IMHO) is
to place a third button on the
Thanx for the offer, I have attached the rest of my files, obviously you will
need to change file location.
http://www.nabble.com/file/p23139578/FMain.form FMain.form
http://www.nabble.com/file/p23139578/stock.rec stock.rec
http://www.nabble.com/file/p23139578/suppliers.rec suppliers.rec
Ok. Thanks, Leonardo.
2009/4/20 Leonardo Miliani leona...@leonardomiliani.com
Jorge Carrión ha scritto:
Ubuntu y still far away in time). ¿Someone has the .debs packages of
Gambas
2.12 for Ubuntu 8.04?
Thanks in advance.
Same for you. Here:
Perhaps Male, Female, Unknown, On Transit and Variable? Ups...
excuse me, I can't resist it...
2009/4/20 Ron_1st ron...@tiscali.nl
On Monday 20 April 2009, Stephen Bungay wrote:
It is the nature of radio buttons to allow only one in a set to be
toggled on, If you really want to go that
Your code seems to work... I cannot get signal 11 with it.
Only error I got is;
QComboBox::removeItem: (unnamed) Index 1 out of range
when adding item.
I think the reason is ItemName.Remove(iArrayIndex), iArrayIndex is 1
and index max is 0!
And I think that command is in wrong place...
Seems that
Thanx for the advice your time looking at this, as I am using the version
from the repo's how do I update my version ??
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Maybe you find what you need from this post;
http://www.nabble.com/Libtool---Ubuntu-Jaunty-td23124661.html
If not, you must compile it from source.
I never had problem compiling Gambas 2 on my system (Ubuntu 8.10 64bit),
but I don't know about Jaunty...
Try and please report to that post!
Jussi
Hi,
I have experienced this some time ago and it was not on ub904.
I have set your code on ub904 with built-in gam2.8 and confirm the error 11.
BUT, the fix is the same as it was in my case: get rid of the menu bar and
it compiles.
Just don't ask me what it means :)
rgds
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