hello,
it is possible to define a record into gambas?
thats mean a variable with different datatypes
for example:
type recorda as record
a as intger
b as string
c[99] as float
endtype
dim variablename as recorda
kind regards
Jürgen
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Never heard of such a thing. But maybe a variant type of variable will do
what you need
On Apr 25, 2009 3:57 AM, juelin juergen.lin...@gmx.de wrote:
hello,
it is possible to define a record into gambas?
thats mean a variable with different datatypes
for example:
type recorda as record
a as
Couldn't you just use a class with public attributes?
On Sat, 2009-04-25 at 06:17 -0500, M0E Lnx wrote:
Never heard of such a thing. But maybe a variant type of variable will do
what you need
On Apr 25, 2009 3:57 AM, juelin juergen.lin...@gmx.de wrote:
hello,
it is possible to define
Hi Juergen,
I maybe way off the mark, but are you sure you couldnt just use a class?
in which you do this.
public a as integer
public b as string
public c as float []
This would be in its own file under the classes in the IDE say cRecordA
To access this from another form you would do
juelin wrote:
hello,
it is possible to define a record into gambas?
thats mean a variable with different datatypes
for example:
type recorda as record
a as intger
b as string
c[99] as float
endtype
dim variablename as recorda
kind regards
Jürgen
Yes of course.
Example:
Same as the other answers - define a class. It's a good habit to get
into to write accessor methods (set and get) or use properties rather
than public variables.
On Sat, 2009-04-25 at 01:55 -0700, juelin wrote:
hello,
it is possible to define a record into gambas?
thats mean a variable with
hi all,on gambas2-2.11.1 on fedora 10 if I type on the console :
? format$(123,00) I get a beautiful Signal 11 ;-)
Am I alone ?
Gaël Le Hec'H
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I'm trying to get server pages to work, but I can't.
My scripts doesn't work because gbw2 is not found in my system.
Executing the script in console gives:
je...@jesus:~$ ./test.gbs
/usr/bin/env: gbw2: No existe el fichero ó directorio
je...@jesus:~$
Using Ubuntu 8.10 - Gambas2 2.12 (Compiled
hi all,on gambas2-2.11.1 on fedora 10 if I type on the console :
? format$(123,00) I get a beautiful Signal 11 ;-)
Am I alone ?
Gaël Le Hec'H
The bug is fixed in revision #1934.
Don't forget to put double quotes around your format string!
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Is it possible to create/add to a menu at runtime.
If so, I wonder if anyone could give me an example.
Regards
Richard
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On Sun, 26 Apr 2009 12:22:51 pm richard terry wrote:
Is it possible to create/add to a menu at runtime.
If so, I wonder if anyone could give me an example.
Regards
Richard
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Create a symbolic link like this
Code:
Open your terminal:
su
ln -s /usr/bin/gbs2 /usr/bin/gbw2
this will create the necessary file.
To test run your script through a terminal.
Then you just need to configure your web server to recognize gbw2
extensions. (Or just use cgi)
On Sat,
Hi I don't wont to get more mails, It blocks my mail... so how can I
stop getting them?
Arbel
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