Charlie Reinl ha scritto:
Am Donnerstag, den 15.04.2010, 21:07 +0300 schrieb Jussi Lahtinen:
Yes, you can test it.
This should generate error:
If 1 = 2 And 1 / 0 Then Print test
This should not.:
If 1 = 2 And If 1 / 0 Then Print test
if itabstrip1.count and
you can use a loading form that you manage from the backend ...
LaodingForm.Load
LoaddingForm.TopOnly = true
LoadingForm.SHow
'loop in the loading process
Do
loadingForm.Value = x
wait 0.1
loop
loadingform.Close
if you want you can set this form persistant
for the global loading idea i
Hi i want to ask why there is a difference when i print a date var and when
i Message the var
example code
dNow = Time(Now)
PRINT dNow 'output 14:37:10
Message(dNow) 'output 14:37:10.658
what is the 658 at the end if Messagebox output?
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Γεια χαρα σε όλους!!!
Regards,
Hi i want to ask why there is a difference when i print a date var and when
i Message the var
example code
dNow = Time(Now)
PRINT dNow 'output 14:37:10
Message(dNow) 'output 14:37:10.658
what is the 658 at the end if Messagebox output?
Because the default Date - String
658 are the miliseconds at time of now()
Regards,
Ricardo Díaz
2010/4/16 Benoît Minisini gam...@users.sourceforge.net
Hi i want to ask why there is a difference when i print a date var and
when
i Message the var
example code
dNow = Time(Now)
PRINT dNow 'output 14:37:10
thanks both of you!
2010/4/16 Ricardo Díaz Martín oceanosoftlapa...@gmail.com
658 are the miliseconds at time of now()
Regards,
Ricardo Díaz
2010/4/16 Benoît Minisini gam...@users.sourceforge.net
Hi i want to ask why there is a difference when i print a date var and
when
i Message
On 16/04/10 19:38, Demosthenes Koptsis wrote:
Hi i want to ask why there is a difference when i print a date var and when
i Message the var
example code
dNow = Time(Now)
PRINT dNow 'output 14:37:10
Message(dNow) 'output 14:37:10.658
what is the 658 at the end if Messagebox
Hi,
Looking inside a file.gambas with a text editor, I can see part of changelog
text. I was searching in gambas doc but I didn't found anything about this
(maybe not enough time) .
Is there some way to show to the user changelog text getting this info from
an gambas object? I know if I deploy
(my teacher said never try to divide something by 0).
And I do not understand why/what/where that condition is/could be
good for ... 1/0 !?
Dividing by zero is guaranteed error. That is exactly reason why I used it to
test if Gambas has short-circuits or not.
This is for test purpose
