> FOR EACH $DIR IN Dir(sPath, "*")
>if left$($DIR,1)<>"." then ComboBox1.Add($DIR)
> NEXT
Thanks Ron and Thank you for schooling me Benoit for explaining to me
what I was doing wrong.
Best Regards,
Nick
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On Thursday 27 November 2008, Nicolas Koch wrote:
> PUBLIC SUB sPath($FILE AS String)
> sPath = "~/src/test"
>
> ComboBox11.Clear
> FOR EACH $DIR IN Dir(sPath, "*")
> ComboBox1.Add($DIR)
if left$($dir,1)<>"." then
> NEXT
> ComboBox1.Remove("1")
>
> END
>
FOR EACH $DIR IN
On jeudi 27 novembre 2008, Nicolas Koch wrote:
> I am in Gambas 2.9
>
> And even if I do ComboBox.List = Dir(sPath) hidden folders show.
Of course: you must put Dir(sPath) in a string array, removes elements from
the array, and assing the array to ComboBox1.List.
> I
> was trying to hide tho
I am in Gambas 2.9
And even if I do ComboBox.List = Dir(sPath) hidden folders show. I
was trying to hide those and ComboBox1.Remove("1") was the only way I
could find that works. It works but spits out error as I said.
Nick
On Thu, Nov 27, 2008 at 2:50 AM, Benoit Minisini
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
On jeudi 27 novembre 2008, Nicolas Koch wrote:
> Hello Gambas Users,
>
> Ok an interesting problem I've noticed in gb.gtk or with gb.gui. If
> you have a ComboBox with items in it and you try to hide one of the
> items from listing invoking ComboBox1.Remove("1") you'll get this
> error.
>
> (test
Hello Gambas Users,
Ok an interesting problem I've noticed in gb.gtk or with gb.gui. If
you have a ComboBox with items in it and you try to hide one of the
items from listing invoking ComboBox1.Remove("1") you'll get this
error.
(test 26729): Gtk-WARNING **: gtktreemodel.c:429: Negative numbers
