Hi,
that is in fact what happened -my fault off course, but I got confused at
that point, because I wanted to use the object much later in a procedure.
regards,
Dag-Jarle
2011/9/13 Caveat
> Benoit,
>
> Try this:
>
> Dim myObject As Clipboard
> myObject.Clear
>
> The program will stop at th
Benoit,
Try this:
Dim myObject As Clipboard
myObject.Clear
The program will stop at the myObject.Clear line with a little 'hover
message': "NULL Object in FMain:14" (for example). I think that's the
message Dag-Jarle is talking about.
In my opinion this points to some kind of application/l
Thanks Benoit,
I will download the last revision. But believe me, in some situations I get
the message NULL OBJECT in line... My fault in the definition.
Please do not misunderstand me, I am NOT complaining about Gambas, this is
rather a cry for help. In this case I was able to solve the prroble
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to create a pretty complex software here, but things that
> worked a year ago are now completely different. I can understand that, as
> Gambas is heavely developed. For me sometimes a little frustrating - with
> help and hints from the board here I get one step further and ge
Hi,
I am trying to create a pretty complex software here, but things that worked
a year ago are now completely different. I can understand that, as Gambas is
heavely developed. For me sometimes a little frustrating - with help and
hints from the board here I get one step further and get a lot of n
