Yes, you need to instantiate them; class --> object. Forms are just static
classes.
Jussi
On Tue, Apr 29, 2014 at 5:41 PM, Ru Vuott wrote:
> .uhmmm, but if I create the three Forms by code, your suggestion works.
>
> well. ...solved.
>
> Bye
> vuott
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Hello Gianluigi,
That is what I think, too. Will check if I can use th QT component. This
problem is known now. As I know all the great code artists this will not be a
problem for a long time. And I have a workaround for my code which was done
fast. Compared to other compilers - even highly pr
Hello Wolfgang,
Here Gambas experts recommend waiting, which is just a matter of passing.
Recommend that, if possible, it is best to work with QT component.
Also my greetings from Liguria
gianluigi
Il 29/04/2014 12:36, Wolfgang, dl7nb ha scritto:
> Hello Gian,
>
> help does not work here, t
' As the class is specified by name, only exported classes can be
instanciated.
' could try dynamic load of a form by name
hButton = Object.New("Button", [hParent])
'has exactly the same effect as:
hButton = NEW Button(hParent)
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.uhmmm, but if I create the three Forms by code, your suggestion works.
well. ...solved.
Bye
vuott
Mar 29/4/14, Ru Vuott ha scritto:
Oggetto: Re: [Gambas-user] Form.Show by name as string of form
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Hi Jussi,
I created the Forms via IDE and I attributed your names to them.
With regard to error, I attached a file immage about it.
bye
vuottt
P.S.: My system:
[System]
Gambas=3.5.90
OperatingSystem=Linux
Kernel=3.11.0-12-generic
Architecture=x86_64
Distribution=Linux Mint 16 Petra
Desktop=GNO
> I tried your suggestion, but an error-notice is raised:
>
>" Not an object "
>
Where the error comes?
I just tested the code and it works on my system.
How do you declare the forms?
>Object.Call(hMyForms["Form_name_1"], "Show", Null)
>
This should be same thing than hMyForms["Form_n
In
http://gambaswiki.org/wiki/dev/gambas_components
DBGridEdit http://encryptec.net/software/gambas-grideditor/
Points to nowhere
Pino
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Hello Gian,
help does not work here, too. Well not with all code.
Wait for example has its help-text - Textarea has not!!
Greetings from Bavaria
Wolfgang
Am 29.04.2014 12:19, schrieb gian:
> Hello Wolfgang
>
>
> I confirm your results:
>
>
> With gb.gui:
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> (F3:2853): Gtk-CRITICAL **: IA
Hello Wolfgang
I confirm your results:
With gb.gui:
(F3:2853): Gtk-CRITICAL **: IA__gtk_text_buffer_set_text: assertion
'text != NULL' failed
With gb.gtk
TextArea1.Text is not static
With gb.qt4
well works
I have Ubuntu 14.04 LTS with Gambas3 3.5.3 Trusty3
Also point out that to me
Hello Jussi,
I tried your suggestion, but an error-notice is raised:
" Not an object "
To use your Collection, I had to modify the code so:
Private hMyForms As New Collection
hMyForms.Add(Form_name_1,"Form_name_1")
hMyForms.Add(Form_name_2,"Form_name_2")
hMyForms.Add(Form_name_3,"Form_
Hello all,
I have posted this under "Problem with TextArea in Gambas 3.5.3" but
either it did not get through or I am the only one with this error...
===
When trying to erase a textarea.text with the command:
TextArea1.text = ""
it does not work and it throws the Gtk-Critical error mes
Hi Bruno
I think the better way will be to make a C component that interface the
xlib . This component will have it's own gb api. Not necessary a fully
complient but something that allow to do simply simple things and to push
if necessary more advanced flags.
Xlib is hard and complex... Is there
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