Does somebody have a compiled version of Gambas for the Raspberry Pi? (I
don't have time to compile my own...)
I use this one at the moment, just like you I have not had enough time
to compile latest final build on RasPi yet.
http://tomv.home.xs4all.nl/raspberry/gambas3_3.1.1-1_armel.deb
Dim TimeS as String = Hour(Now) : Minute(Now) : Second(Now)
We get a string like 9:8:4
But it would be better this way: 09:08:04
Thanks
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Does somebody have a compiled version of Gambas for the
Raspberry Pi? (I don't have time to compile my own...)
Jyst a FYI...
Since it's raining here today I decided to set things up so I can compile
Gambas3 3.2.1 on my Raspberry Pi.
So if everything works out OK and I figure out how to make
Try
Dim TimeS As String = Format$(Now, hh:nn:ss)
Read more at: http://gambasdoc.org/help/lang/userformat?v3
http://gambasdoc.org/help/lang/userformat?v3/Emil
2012/8/5 abbat abbat...@mail.ru
Dim TimeS as String = Hour(Now) : Minute(Now) : Second(Now)
We get a string like 9:8:4
But it
Hi,
I wondered if there was any way to programatically set the height of the
drop down list which pops up when the combo box is clicked?
Regards
richard
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Hi will it be setup to install run on Raspbian or only Squeeze ?
Mike
From: Christer Johansson li...@hth.com
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Sent: Sunday, 5 August 2012 6:07 PM
Subject: Re: [Gambas-user] Declaring
Hello,
try:
Public Sub ...()
Dim TimeS As String
TimeS = Format(Hour(Now), 0#) : Format(Minute(Now), 0#) :
Format(Second(Now), 0#)
Print TimeS
End
--- Dom 5/8/12, abbat abbat...@mail.ru ha scritto:
Da: abbat abbat...@mail.ru
Oggetto: [Gambas-user] Time Format in 00:00:00
Fedora 13
Gambas 3.2.90
Gnome 2
Four input boxes are arranged on a tab, lets call them TextBox1,
TextBox2, TextBox3 and TextBox4, and this this is the order in which
they appear in the hierarchy. On the form they are arranged in two
columns, the first column contains TextBox1 and TextBox 2,
And if you want to be even more confused, try this:
Public Sub Main()
Dim sTime As String = Time(Now())
Print sTime
Print Time(Now())
End
The bind moggles!
Bruce
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A have an existing Panel1 which contains a few controls.
How to add a new control to existing panel?
I could not find anything in properies of panel(list of controls or
something else)
Thanks
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A have an existing Panel1 which contains a few controls.
How to add a new control to existing panel?
I could not find anything in properies of panel(list of controls or
something else)
Thanks
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Oh, this is way to create a controls by code, but there any way to do it in
Designer?
Tobias Boege wrote:
On Sun, 05 Aug 2012, abbat wrote:
A have an existing Panel1 which contains a few controls.
How to add a new control to existing panel?
I could not find anything in properies
On Sun, Aug 5, 2012 at 11:01 PM, abbat abbat...@mail.ru wrote:
A have an existing Panel1 which contains a few controls.
How to add a new control to existing panel?
I could not find anything in properies of panel(list of controls or
something else)
Thanks
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Thanks
Oh, this is way to create a controls by code, but there any way to do it in
Designer?
I always did it like this:
- Select the control you want to move into the Panel
- Ctrl+X
- Select Panel to move the control into
- Ctrl+V
BTW, you can also add
Thanks a lot,
that's what I was looking for
Tobias Boege wrote:
On Sun, 05 Aug 2012, abbat wrote:
Thanks
Oh, this is way to create a controls by code, but there any way to do it
in
Designer?
I always did it like this:
- Select the control you want to move into the Panel
-
Hi will it be setup to install run on Raspbian or only Squeeze ?
It will be compiled on Debian Squeeze so I doub't it will install on
Raspbian? I've decided to stick to Squeeze for time being since Raspbian
is WIP.
BTW, the test compilation of Gambas3 3.2.1 on the RasPi worked fine but
I'm
On Sun, 05 Aug 2012, Christer Johansson wrote:
Hi will it be setup to install run on Raspbian or only Squeeze ?
It will be compiled on Debian Squeeze so I doub't it will install on
Raspbian? I've decided to stick to Squeeze for time being since Raspbian
is WIP.
BTW, the test
If there is a pending gosub + a catch, the gosub things on the stack are
erased, so when returning back, invalid values are copied from the stack.
So at stack unwinding, the gosub slots must be kept.
This crashes the interpreter now (or puts it in an infinite loop):
Public Sub Main()
Dim i
i want to try to Make Installation Package on
GB3 V 3.2.90 on OpenSuse 12.1
makepkg is missing
Package.MakeDebPackage.767: 'dpkg-buildpackage' has failed.
where to find mor info on this feature and its needs ?
wally
The Emil version is the good one
Le 5 août 2012 15:21, Adam Ant adamn...@gmail.com a écrit :
And if you want to be even more confused, try this:
Public Sub Main()
Dim sTime As String = Time(Now())
Print sTime
Print Time(Now())
End
The bind moggles!
Bruce
Wally,
You have made me curious. I always thought that OpenSuse used RPM type
packages. Is it the case that you are building for an alien (to
OpenSuse) distribution?
Richard
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Wally,
You have made me curious. I always thought that OpenSuse used RPM type
packages. Is it the case that you are building for an alien (to
OpenSuse) distribution?
Richard
Richard,
yes, Open Suse is rpm based.
I also was curious
Hi Wally,
Colour me curious too. I just checked my package manager to see if
these migration tools are available and the answer is no; not for
Mageia at any rate.
I did see that my Make Installation package Gambas wizard indicates
makepkg is needed for Archlinux and only debhelper for Debian (and
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On Sun, 05 Aug 2012, Christer Johansson wrote:
Hi will it be setup to
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