I have the same problem with my 12.04 box.
The solution I found is to set the Editor font to "Ubuntu mono, 9"
This way, unfortunately, the code on large display (high resolution)
become really unreadable, very little!
Any settings like Hinting, Antialiasing, different font, doesn't fix the
proble
Sorry - I meant KDE not Kubuntu!
So KDE doesn't give me any problems so far.
Bill
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Le 12/03/2012 09:36, Bill-Lancaster a écrit :
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> Dear Benoît,
>
> I've not used Kubuntu before - I like it so I'll stay with it however it
> would be selfish to just walk away from this problem!
>
> Under Ubuntu the screen resolution is shown as 96X96 dpi.
>
> I logged onto Ubuntu as guest, atte
Dear Benoît,
I've not used Kubuntu before - I like it so I'll stay with it however it
would be selfish to just walk away from this problem!
Under Ubuntu the screen resolution is shown as 96X96 dpi.
I logged onto Ubuntu as guest, attempted to edit on of the example projects
- same problem.
Is
Dear Benoît
Have installed Kubuntu desktop and after a short trial, everything seems to
be working fine.
Thanks for your help
Bill
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Le 11/03/2012 23:48, Bill-Lancaster a écrit :
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> I'm happy to do whatever is needed to get out f this!
>
> Do you want the whole project? Would just a sample do?
>
> Bill
You have apparently a font-related problem. This problem may be visible
only in the Gambas Editor control, because that cont
El 11/03/12 23:48, Bill-Lancaster escribió:
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> I'm happy to do whatever is needed to get out f this!
>
> Do you want the whole project? Would just a sample do?
>
> Bill
Hi Bill
Ideally an small working project would do the job. If possible, only one
form and no databases.
I'm not very familia
I'm happy to do whatever is needed to get out f this!
Do you want the whole project? Would just a sample do?
Bill
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El 11/03/12 19:53, Bill-Lancaster escribió:
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> My Ubuntu theme is 'Ambiance', Changed it to 'Radiance' then 'Highg Contrast'
> No change
You might try to do an small test case, i.e. an small working project
that demonstrates the issue. Many times has proven that doing this, one
could be able to
My Ubuntu theme is 'Ambiance', Changed it to 'Radiance' then 'Highg Contrast'
No change
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Thank you.
command line - qmake --version
produces:-
QMake version 2.01a
Using Qt version 4.8.0 in /usr/lib/i386-linux-gnu
Is this of any help?
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Le 11/03/2012 10:49, Bill-Lancaster a écrit :
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> Dear Benoît
> I thought I would bring Ubuntu up to date, had a warning "Not alll updates
> can be installed".
> When I run type "gambas3" in terminal I get:-
> gb.qt4: warning: unable to load Qt translation: en_GB.UTF-8
>
This warning is not import
Dear Benoît
I thought I would bring Ubuntu up to date, had a warning "Not alll updates
can be installed".
When I run type "gambas3" in terminal I get:-
gb.qt4: warning: unable to load Qt translation: en_GB.UTF-8
Don't know how to find version of QT4 and so far can't find out how (sorry!)
Just tr
> but no change
Well if you did the apt-get install suggested by Jussi correctly, I
would expect the following messages to disappear (which is a change,
maybe just not the one you're looking for):
Gtk-WARNING **: Unable to locate theme engine in module_path: "pixmap",
Gtk-WARNING **: Unable to
Le 10/03/2012 15:30, Bill-Lancaster a écrit :
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> Gambas3, Ubuntu 12.04
> I have one project (a large one) where editing code has become impossible.
> The result of any keystroke seems to random. For example a line of code has
> Date)>= '2009-04-06' AND TRansDate>= If the 6 in 2009-04-06 is remove
hi,
On Sat, 10 Mar 2012, Bill-Lancaster wrote:
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> OK Ran the code but no change, e.g.
>
> part of a line of code is " 1005 AND TransDate >= '"
>
> if I delete the "D" in TransDate I get " 1005 AND TransDte >= '" & mGen"
>
> At this point, the cursor is not representing the point of editing
OK Ran the code but no change, e.g.
part of a line of code is " 1005 AND TransDate >= '"
if I delete the "D" in TransDate I get " 1005 AND TransDte >= '" & mGen"
At this point, the cursor is not representing the point of editing.
I'm going to try to copy this project into a new one. New pro
sudo apt-get install gtk2-engines-pixbuf
Jussi
On Sat, Mar 10, 2012 at 21:35, Bill-Lancaster wrote:
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> When editing code the cursor is positioned either one or two character
> before
> the point at which insertion actually occurs.
>
> And this may be a clue. On compiling the programme the fo
When editing code the cursor is positioned either one or two character before
the point at which insertion actually occurs.
And this may be a clue. On compiling the programme the following is
reported
Gtk-WARNING **: Unable to locate theme engine in module_path: "pixmap",
Gtk-WARNING **: Unabl
Here is what is happening:-
I must position the cursor ONE character before the point where I want a new
character to be entered!
The cursor does not seem to be in the middle of a character anymore.
Writing a new line of code is not too bad but editing a line is nearly
impossible.
Bill
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CORRECTION - problem hasn't gone away!
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OK, have rebuilt everything and the problem has gone away.
Thanks
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Sorry, can't find IDE font (or sytem font)!
The cursor isn't always position over a character.
Components used are:- gb, gb.db, gb.form, gb.image, gb.pdf, gb.qt4 and
gt,qt4.ext
I have deadlines to meet and suspect this odd behaviour is not only with
Gambas so I'm going to rebuild anyway
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>From your description of the problem, it seems to be with cursor position
only? Or is there random characters too?
Try changing system font or IDE font.
Give more information of your system (used fonts, From IDE menu ? -->
system information, etc).
Jussi
On Sat, Mar 10, 2012 at 16:30, Bill-
Possibly this is as a result of trying to install "alacarte" which failed.
I'm going to rebuild the system unless I get different advice!
Bill
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Gambas3, Ubuntu 12.04
I have one project (a large one) where editing code has become impossible.
The result of any keystroke seems to random. For example a line of code has
Date) >= '2009-04-06' AND TRansDate >= If the 6 in 2009-04-06 is removed
using the delete key, it remains but the space foll
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