On Wed, 2011-06-15 at 20:25 +0200, tobias wrote:
> DIM i AS Integer
>
>i = 0
>WHILE i < ListBox1.Count
> 'is it selected?
> IF ListBox1[i].Selected THEN
>'remove and...
>ListBox1.Remove(i)
>DEC i
> ENDIF
> INC i
>WEND
>
> or did i still not
Yes all of you have understood correctly what i want to do.
Of course Bad Index problem appears and for that i implement this code:
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Public Sub btnRemove_Click()
Dim i As Integer
Dim sSelected As New String[]
sSelected.Clear
For i = 0 To lstBox.Co
hi,
oh well, now i think i understood. but this doesn't change my answer:
you don't need find to get the index of a special item.
you said, you selected one or multiple items and you want to remove
them. no problem, use the method i mentioned earlier in this topic:
PUBLIC SUB Button1_Click()
> i have in a ListBox the next values
>
> index0, 1
> index1, 11
> index2, 111
> index3,
> index4, 11
>
> i want to multiple select values and able to delete them.
>
> to do this i use lstBox.Find() to get the selected index from
> lstBox[i].Text
>
> But Find returns the first value which
that is a good question ... as the deleting action change indexes...
2011/6/15 tobias :
> hi,
>
> it's not clear to me what you want exactly.
>
> "i want to multiple select values and able to delete them."
>
> you want to select multiple items and delete them all? but why do you
> need Find() the
Le 15 juin 2011 à 17:13, Hugh Wallis a écrit :
> Merci bien François
>
> I'll look out for any news
>
>
Currently the following programs are available for Mac OS X :
- the archiver
- the compiler
- the interpreter
the main/ directory and its sub-directories compile fine.
Some components co
Merci bien François
I'll look out for any news
On 2011-06-15, at 11:00 , François Gallo wrote:
>
>
>
>
> There is no Gambas packages for the moment to Mac OS X.
> However i'm working on the portage.
> I think i'm the alone to do that.
>
>
> Le 15 juin 2011 à 16:54, Hugh Wallis a écrit
There is no Gambas packages for the moment to Mac OS X.
However i'm working on the portage.
I think i'm the alone to do that.
Le 15 juin 2011 à 16:54, Hugh Wallis a écrit :
> Does anyone have detailed instructions for installing Gambas on Mac OSX
> (10.6.7)? Is it even possible? I can't
Does anyone have detailed instructions for installing Gambas on Mac OSX
(10.6.7)? Is it even possible? I can't find too much about it in the archives
Thanks
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hi,
it's not clear to me what you want exactly.
"i want to multiple select values and able to delete them."
you want to select multiple items and delete them all? but why do you
need Find() then?
can you explain it, please?
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i have in a ListBox the next values
index0, 1
index1, 11
index2, 111
index3,
index4, 11
i want to multiple select values and able to delete them.
to do this i use lstBox.Find() to get the selected index from
lstBox[i].Text
But Find returns the first value which is found and if i select th
Thanks for the answers. They are really well explained!
On Wed, 2011-06-15 at 12:51 +0200, tobias wrote:
> but to answer your question
> "is there a way to get in an array the selected items?"
>
> no, this isn't possible because .ListBoxItems are virtual objects you
> can't store them into array
but to answer your question
"is there a way to get in an array the selected items?"
no, this isn't possible because .ListBoxItems are virtual objects you
can't store them into arrays but they only have .Selected and .Text, you
know they're selected so the only thing you may need is .Text (as
su
Hi,
yes, it's pretty straightforward, just use ListBox[Index].Selected (just
to get their texts not the whole object in this example):
DIM i AS Integer
FOR i = 0 TO ListBox1.Count - 1
IF ListBox1[i].Selected THEN
PRINT ListBox1[i].Text
ENDIF
NEXT
regards,
tobi
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Hi all,
i make an example for ListBox control and i have some questions.
After a SelectAll or multiple-select, is there a way to get in an array
the selected items?
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