Hello,
I'm very happy with the serial port communication, just I have some more
question.
When I start the application, I don't know what ports will be used and how
many.
So I have an object array where I add new serial ports depending on the
hardware configuration.
From this object array, I'm
Benoît Minisini wrote:
I'm not a serial port user at all, and I find that behaviour a bit strange.
Would it be useful to make a property for that? Or maybe it does already
exist
in the SerialPort class, and I didn't see it.
Nothing strange really. Its been like that as long as I can
2009/12/10 Kadaitcha Man nospam.nospam.nos...@gmail.com:
Look at the attached code, and take note of the form design.
Scratch that. You may have found a bug, either inadvertently or advertantly ;-
With MyTextBox declared as public, xMyTextBox_Change isn't firing:
MyTextBox = NEW
I don't understand why is the handling of dynamically created forms so
complicated!
I've barely managed to shut a modal dialog, I'm encountering a new problem:
when I invoke the procedure Messenger:
PUBLIC SUB Messenger(tekst AS String, slika AS String)
DIM imge AS PictureBox
DIM conti
What do you mean exactly by communicate? Can you provide the full source
code in a project, we will better understand what you want to do.
Beware that an object is locked during its _new() so it cannot receive
events.
Regards,
--
Benoît Minisini
I mean, the procedure Ops_Click() is
So how to stop the rest of the process, while the Messenger( , ) is being
executed? I've tried to experimenting with WAIT, but no help.
This is the most annoying thing in Gambas. You never know exactly what to
do in order to make things work. Is there a possibility, to make the
process
2009/12/10 Benoît Minisini gam...@users.sourceforge.net:
You should write:
butty = NEW Button(keret) AS Ops
to have the same effect.
That's what I thought, but when I tried a similar thing with a
TextBox, it appeared that the TextBox events were not firing. I'll
take another look at it later
I've noticed qt4 is much slower rendering the controls than qt3 and wondered
if it is possible to 'hide' this process till the rendering is complete.
Users with small numbers of controls on a form probably wouldn't notice this.
Regards
Richard
i've not noticed that on the ide ... it have many controls too...
2009/12/9 richard terry rte...@pacific.net.au:
I've noticed qt4 is much slower rendering the controls than qt3 and wondered
if it is possible to 'hide' this process till the rendering is complete.
Users with small numbers of
i've not noticed that on the ide ... it have many controls too...
2009/12/9 richard terry rte...@pacific.net.au:
I've noticed qt4 is much slower rendering the controls than qt3 and
wondered if it is possible to 'hide' this process till the rendering is
complete.
Users with small
more questions about qt4.
Font sizes seem different to qt3, this may be KDE and nothing to do with qt4,
but dosn't happen like this in qt3.
When I use a font dialog Arial size 9 is too small for my app. If I go to 10,
then it is too large.
Under QT3 this dosn't seem to be the same. I enclose
On Thursday 10 December 2009 08:59:57 Benoît Minisini wrote:
i've not noticed that on the ide ... it have many controls too...
2009/12/9 richard terry rte...@pacific.net.au:
I've noticed qt4 is much slower rendering the controls than qt3 and
wondered if it is possible to 'hide' this
2009/12/10 Kadaitcha Man nospam.nospam.nos...@gmail.com:
2009/12/10 Benoît Minisini gam...@users.sourceforge.net:
You should write:
butty = NEW Button(keret) AS Ops
to have the same effect.
That's what I thought, but when I tried a similar thing with a
TextBox, it appeared that the
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