If that's your only point, Carl
> continue to use it. To put VB6 onto Windows XP, I insert the CD,
> click a few times, put in my keycode and it is done. Heaps and heaps
> of online help, both from MS and the net. The installation process
> for Gambas into Linux, plus other components gets bett
Yes Tobias, you put it in the last paragraph:
> No doubt, migrating windows users (VB6 or not) are potential Gambas users
> and their number may be greater than the ones I was talking about but let's
> don't concentrate on any particular group and let Gambas evolve naturally. I
> don't like the no
Jussi:
Re Ubuntu: I don't know what went wrong - maybe it was my hardware -
I'll try again sometime.
Re the munix9 repository: Yes, I think the packaging was at fault. I
saw a reference to that somewhere.
There was a useful guide to installation on
http://gambasdoc.org/help/install?en&view&v3,
I see your all three replies..?
Some time ago I had actually bought a set of DVD's with openSUSE12.2,
>
Bought? It's free!
> ... after unsuccessfully trying to intall Lubuntu and Ubuntu on an older
> computer.
>
Off topic for this list, but I'm curious what went wrong?
> However, gambas3
Let's try this!
Jussi said: "But instead of guessing what were the troubles, please
tell us, it's only way
to improve things."
That's a fair question.
Some time ago I had actually bought a set of DVD's with openSUSE12.2,
after unsuccessfully trying to intall Lubuntu and Ubuntu on an older
compu
Now I'm having trouble with the mailing list!
Here's my response to a fair question.
>Some time ago I had actually bought a set of DVD's with
>openSUSE12.2, after unsuccessfully trying to intall Lubuntu and
>Ubuntu on an older computer. (I'll try again some time). However,
>openSUSE 12.2 ins
Jussi said: "But instead of guessing what were the troubles, please
tell us, it's only way
to improve things."
That's a fair question.
> >
>Some time ago I had actually bought a set of DVD's with
>openSUSE12.2, after unsuccessfully trying to intall Lubuntu and
>Ubuntu on an older computer. (I
Am Freitag, den 24.01.2014, 09:56 +1030 schrieb Bruce:
> I have a form with a textbox that "MUST" be filled in before moving on
> to the next control or any other control within the form. Fine, so I
> implement a txtManditory_LostFocus method that just checks that there is
> some text in there.
>
I have a form with a textbox that "MUST" be filled in before moving on
to the next control or any other control within the form. Fine, so I
implement a txtManditory_LostFocus method that just checks that there is
some text in there.
My problems are:
1) if the entire form loses focus, the lostfocus
Status: New
Owner:
Labels: Version-TRUNK Type-Bug Priority-Medium OpSys-Linux Dist-Debian
Arch-Any Desktop-Any GUI-Any
New issue 503 by computer...@gmail.com: Debian packages: Lintian warning
debian-changelog-line-too-long
http://code.google.com/p/gambas/issues/detail?id=503
1) Having ju
Hi, Tom. I have to take a small issue with your last few sentences. I an
definitely NOT knowledgeable in LINUX (Ubuntu) and definitely cannot compile
all the new changes in Gambas as they come hot off the press, but I did
manage to install Ubuntu in under an hour and create my first
> I know a lot of people will say "its not that hard" or "I did it in only
> four
> hours" but you are already knowledgeable in Linux.
>
No one has born with skills to use Windows or Linux. But installing Windows
or Ubuntu is almost exactly the same. I didn't notice any significant
difference. The
I have to agree 100% with Carl!
I too have experience programming GUI's for about 15 years with VB6. I have a
very small amount of Linux experience.
The reason I am reading this list is that I did not like .Net and wanted to
find
an alternative to VB6. I found Gambas and it looked good. I man
I cannot thank Benoit(et al) enough for Gambas.
I am very, very, happy with it.
I started with 1.0.4. Did a huge major corporate/mobile thing with 1.0.17/18
and working with 2 and 3 now on other items.
As an old-timer, I can write an old-style program or do super OO with it.
I cannot say enough.
Tobias:
Thank you for reply. I think maybe you misunderstood a couple of
points I was trying to make.
I was not criticizing any language, particularly not Gambas. Nor was
inferring that Linux is not a great set of op. systems, one or many
of which would be of long-term advantage to a user. Sw
On Thu, 23 Jan 2014, Jussi Lahtinen wrote:
> I would guess by far the largest number of potential
> > - not current - users are those who have come from Windows and
> > VB6. If they are long-standing users of Linux, then they are
> > probably conversant with C, etc. and don't particularly need/wan
Thank you for the advise... it's corrected in the last rev 6099.
2014/1/22 nero :
> Hi all,
>
> I'm starting using report control but cannot find a way to set a label color
> , I've try with something like:
>
> lblID.Brush = ReportBrush.Color(Color.red)
> lblID.BackGround = ReportBrush.Color(Colo
Updates:
Status: WontFix
Labels: -Version Version-TRUNK
Comment #1 on issue 495 by benoit.m...@gmail.com: Toolbar config doesn't
set button width properly
http://code.google.com/p/gambas/issues/detail?id=495
You must set the AutoResize property of your toolbar buttons to TRUE.
Updates:
Status: Fixed
Comment #3 on issue 493 by benoit.m...@gmail.com: IDE Refresh Project
button doesn't reload symbolic links
http://code.google.com/p/gambas/issues/detail?id=493
It should be fixed in revision #6098.
The linked form will be updated by the "reload" button, not by th
Updates:
Status: Accepted
Labels: -Version Version-3.5.0
Comment #2 on issue 493 by benoit.m...@gmail.com: IDE Refresh Project
button doesn't reload symbolic links
http://code.google.com/p/gambas/issues/detail?id=493
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