Hi all,
I am new to Gambas 2.16 and also Ubuntu 9.04.
I trying to write a Gambas program to control
parallel port's input/output in Ubuntu.
For example,
Switch parallel port pin 2 to on or off.
From How To Use Parallel Port
http://gambasdoc.org/help/howto/parport
Solution 1:
opening
Ricardo Díaz Martín a écrit :
Hi to all,
I'm use gambas to write ERP applications. At the first, I got the same
problem but I decided to use long integer to save currency values. First
rigth two digits are always showed to users as decimal values.
I'm rewrited all my apps from windows to
use an external application like ghostscript and include it with
embedder control
2009/12/16 Rolf-Werner Eilert eilert-sprac...@t-online.de:
Good morning everyone,
just a small question: Is there a control which could show the contents
of postscript files? Maybe even scaled, so I could
Jean,
You can use numbers of decimal as you want. I you want 4 you only need to
divide by 1000. The only you need to decide on before insert data. If you
need to add more decimals in future you only have to modify a parameter in
your app from 2 to 4 (functions that show from database/write to
2009/12/16 kevinfishburne kevinfishbu...@eightvirtues.com:
Fabien Bodard-4 wrote:
gb.sdl is incomplete ... in fact Laurent have begin to redraw all the
gb.sdl lib by using OpenGl... but ... still incomplete ... i think the
lack of users on this lib mess his enthusiasm
Hi Fabien, I agree
Problem #11 when using ODBC to connect to a remote database running on MS
SQL Server 2000.
I can connect to the database and run queries using tsql from a terminal
and isql from a root terminal and I can connect using odbc in Gambas2 if
the ide is started from a root terminal but not
Can anyone tell me how to save a gif image.
I can save other images, but not gifs
gambas 2.18 on ubuntu 9.04
Regards
Les Hardy
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hi
I am struggling with some nasty little things..
when I select a text or a part of a text in a textbox, and I want to
copy this or paste from clipboard, the usual way is to use ctrl-c,
ctrl-v. well, every software I know has a button too, making this
possible. I tried to use the
have you libgif installed ?
2009/12/16 Jussi Lahtinen jussi.lahti...@gmail.com:
Save gif from where?
Please show your code you are using to save other image formats.
Jussi
On Tue, Dec 15, 2009 at 23:57, Les Hardy l...@webmayo.com wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to save a gif image.
I can
Hi all
Perhaps this is an stupid question, but I'm confused at this point:
I'm trying to implement a custom error message window with information
about an error raised within a CATCH clause, using the Error class from
Gambas. Here is the code I'm not able to get it working:
_The error form
Yes, I have libgif-4.1.6-6. I tried reinstalling all image libraries
that I could find.
Still no good.
Regards
Les Hardy
Fabien Bodard wrote:
have you libgif installed ?
2009/12/16 Jussi Lahtinen jussi.lahti...@gmail.com:
Save gif from where?
Please show your code you are using to
hi,
thanks, but how do I get this Text I want to copy, it is selected, but
somehow I have to make a string of it, before sending it to the
clipboard. Somewhere I have seen SelStart, SelLength with Gambas, but
just can not find that part any more - it seemed so clear, I did not
give it any
Hi all
I am experimenting with the GB_DIR environment variable, and I've made a
deb package with my program to install it in /opt. The current dir
structure is as follows:
je...@jesus:~$ tree /opt
/opt
`-- dfhlog
|-- dfhlog.gambas
`-- gambas2
|-- bin
| |-- gbr2 - gbx2
Thanks for responding Jussi,
The image is a result of an image.load previously in the code.
It may have been loaded as a gif, jpg, png or bmp.
'this works ok
imgfile = user.home / tmpfile.jpg
imageout.Save(imgfile)
'--
'this works ok
imgfile = user.home / tmpfile.png
Thanks for responding Jussi,
The image is a result of an image.load previously in the code.
It may have been loaded as a gif, jpg, png or bmp.
'this works ok
imgfile = user.home / tmpfile.jpg
imageout.Save(imgfile)
'--
'this works ok
imgfile = user.home /
Hi all
I am experimenting with the GB_DIR environment variable, and I've made a
deb package with my program to install it in /opt. The current dir
structure is as follows:
je...@jesus:~$ tree /opt
/opt
`-- dfhlog
|-- dfhlog.gambas
`-- gambas2
|-- bin
|
Hi all
Perhaps this is an stupid question, but I'm confused at this point:
I'm trying to implement a custom error message window with information
about an error raised within a CATCH clause, using the Error class from
Gambas. Here is the code I'm not able to get it working:
_The error
Benoît Minisini escribió:
Hi all
I am experimenting with the GB_DIR environment variable, and I've made a
deb package with my program to install it in /opt. The current dir
structure is as follows:
je...@jesus:~$ tree /opt
/opt
`-- dfhlog
|-- dfhlog.gambas
`-- gambas2
Benoît Minisini escribió:
Hi all
Perhaps this is an stupid question, but I'm confused at this point:
I'm trying to implement a custom error message window with information
about an error raised within a CATCH clause, using the Error class from
Gambas. Here is the code I'm not able to get it
For your info only...
I always use INT or LONG for accounting and money.
So, (here in Canada), $42.87 is 4287
I keep the tax (8%) as a float, therefore 8.25% is 8.25
This is ok for tax because rounding is needed.
For example:
4287 * 8.25 = 35367.75 / 100 = 353.6775
add .5 for 5/4 round up down
=
Yes, You have it. Just checked. Looks like QImageIO was compiled
without gif support on ubuntu 9.04 , and I am using gb.qt.
My Thanks to all that responded.
Regards
Les Hardy
Benoît Minisini wrote:
In Gambas 2, the image save function is managed by the GUI component: which
one do you
I need to have a normal decimal output without E+degree notation. How to
force Gambas to use 153879 instead of 1.53879E+5?
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Sorry -
AS for mySQL it also has round() and you use the same as the gambas
function.
Steven
On Wed, 2009-12-16 at 16:13 -0500, nando wrote:
For your info only...
I always use INT or LONG for accounting and money.
So, (here in Canada), $42.87 is 4287
I keep the tax (8%) as a float,
Just to add my two cents worth,
This problem has been around for eons and it does not only apply to
Gambas. When I was programming in Access and VB I had the same problem
even using the currency type.
I just use the Round function
Value = Round ( Number [ , Digits ] )
And I use this return
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