Hi,
Can you quote the thing you've written? Maybe you missed something or
so... Normally it should work with both len() or string.len()
Ok, then you said you will only give strings to another program, so the
font shouldn't be important. In Basic, the only way of doing what you
want will be
Il venerdì 24 aprile 2009 06:37:39 richard terry ha scritto:
Hi,
I need to be able to browse a list of system printers and wondered how one
obtained these.
Regards
richard
You could try 'lpstat'. I suggest you to read 'man lpstat'
and try -a, -p, -v options to see which one fit your
Well i do not know if you got the last message but I have been playing
with this. Got it working in Apache with cgi.
But i have this problem the example always works. yeah!
But when I try it myself with this program
#!/usr/bin/env gbw2
%
DIM myName AS String
%
!-- Variable declaration must
Well i do not know if you got the last message but I have been playing
with this. Got it working in Apache with cgi.
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Benoît Minisini schrieb:
Hi,
Can you quote the thing you've written? Maybe you missed something or
so... Normally it should work with both len() or string.len()
Ok, then you said you will only give strings to another program, so the
font shouldn't be important. In Basic, the only way of
Probably off-gambas topic but, I want to be able to store x-y co-ordinates
e.g:
create table defaults.temp
(pk serial primary key,
xy point
);
insert into defaults.temp(xy) values (point(1,1));
I can retreive a result as - select * from defaults.temp;
which gives (1,1)
Now I'm stuck
