how can i get the responses in asynchronously mode?
due the response its trapped in _Finished() process
that are out of the mothod cycle
Depends on where you wrote the code. If the code is in a separate class
then you might want to look at declaring and raising events, and having
your form
Sorry underscore, not dot... my java bad! :-P
On 07/08/14 08:19, Caveat wrote:
how can i get the responses in asynchronously mode?
due the response its trapped in _Finished() process
that are out of the mothod cycle
Depends on where you wrote the code. If the code is in a separate class
On 08/06/2014 07:49 PM, sfdadds wrote:
Hi all.
! Looking for interested developers !
I'm working on a MIDI Pattern/Sequencer in Gambas3
So far it is made up of two projects
1) GConSeq (A console wrapper for ALSA), all commands are sent to GConSeq
via STDIN (then
hi Dave i came across this an hour ago myself what i did was
Public mX As Integer
Public mY As Integer
Public Sub GridView1_MouseMove()
mX = Mouse.X
mY= Mouse.Y
End
then you can use
Public Sub GridView1_Menu()
Row = GridView1.RowAt(mY)
Col = GridView1.ColumnAt(mX)
End
hope
Many thanks, Shane!
I didn't know about RowAt ColumnAt - very useful.
Dave
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Hi Kevin.
Thanks. Need to find out how to get you the projects via email. I have
not put it up anywhere yet. Thinking about White Island since Sholzy said I
could put it up on his site and when he gets time it would turn into a GIT
repo.
When I originally started the projects I used the
