Hi all!
I dont know, if its possible, but I like to have a installer like:
gambas-3.1.2-install.bin or gambas-3.1.2-install.sh
for every new release (stable or unstable), for all linuxes.
Advantages:
1 Faster updating.
2 Faster bug fixing (as every one uses it).
3 More documentation to
Hi all!
I am still learning gambas.
I need a little help in character manipulation. I C there are functions:
getchar
putchar
fgetc
isdigit
Can these be implemented now in gambas. I failed to use the first two using
chr and chr$.
Thanks in advance for tips/ solution.
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Hi,
getchar/putchar (as the name is saying) are for read/write single char to
stdin/out
chr(i) eg. chr$(i) will return char from ASCII code - sth. like itoa or
(char)i in C, this has nothing to do with both above...
You will need one of the input functions in gambas to get similar
functionality
Sun's JDK binaries also includes the dependencies needed, and we'd need a
package for each architecture, but I'm all for the idea.
I'm assuming that it would install it somewhere like /opt, then
the dependencies would be in a separate prefix there too. The only problem
then is, say because your on
On Tuesday 19 May 2009 03:07, KhurramM wrote:
gambas-3.1.2-install.bin or gambas-3.1.2-install.sh
for every new release (stable or unstable), for all linuxes.
2 Faster bug fixing (as every one uses it).
I certainly wouldn't. If I can't install something using apt-get, I build
my own package
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Here's the nominations page:
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hello,
I have two shared linraries (ftd2xx, lumax). the first shared libray
(ftd2xx) work well.
But when I call a function from second shared library (lumax) I get an
error-message:
program returns the value 127
When I use the shared library lumax in C it works well, but in C I must
compile with
Jesus Guardon schreef:
Hi all
Anyone has been using XmlRpc component of Gambas?
No documentation already done for it, and I need to communicate with
another app via this protocol.
At a first glance, I'm unable to understand how to use, any help please?
Using Gambas2 - 2.12.0 on Ubuntu
On 5/18/09, Jesus Guardon jguar...@telefonica.net wrote:
Yes, I know it may be a little off-topic, but the question is:
I need to launch a process with root privileges from SHELL command in
Gambas. Users of my application can have Gnome or KDE, so I don't know
which command I must issue to
Thanks, Jose
This is a good approach, too. But also not perfect, ;-) ... A friend of
mine tells that in his Debian testing (KDE), no kdesu is available.
Instead it have 'kdesudo', so in this case your code (and David's too)
might fail. We must check for this, too.
Another issue is that I want
Hi Ron and all
Many thanks for your example, I will try to understand and adapt it to
my needs. Until then, I'll let you know if it works.
Kind regards
Jesus
Ron escribió:
Jesus Guardon schreef:
Hi all
Anyone has been using XmlRpc component of Gambas?
No documentation
String Functions in Gambas see http://gambas.sourceforge.net/ for detailed
info about them.
* *Asc* Returns the ASCII code of a character in a string.
* *Chr$* Returns a character from its ASCII code.
* *Comp* Compares two strings.
* *InStr* Searches a string into another string.
*
The idea itself sound nice, a unique way to install your favorite
application.
But, the concept is a contradiction to what Linux: is almost 300 different
distros most of them active. 1000s of diferent projects, manuals, tutorials,
books, etc.
Some people think that is one of the weakest links of
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For me I would use neither, it would rely on those packages being
available. In Fedora it uses its own graphical system - sorry can tell
you the name its linked directly to the authentication system. As such
those packages are nowhere to be seen.
Instead let your package do the checking using
Hello All!
TO joshiggins
...The only problem
then is, say because your on Hardy, you'd possibly have two different GTK
versions...
Intelligent Installer, it installs only what is not present on the
system.
TO Rob Kudla
...I build my own package rather than using some binary installer. ...
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