This seem to be a common error.
Since the Gambas3 IDE knows that your forms are still version 2 (because
it says so on the first line of the form file) why not check for this
after project load and ask the user to convert them?
Regards,
Ron_2nd.
have you converted your forms ? menutools
This seem to be a common error.
Since the Gambas3 IDE knows that your forms are still version 2 (because
it says so on the first line of the form file) why not check for this
after project load and ask the user to convert them?
Regards,
Ron_2nd.
Indeed. The conversion process is quick
I just finished compiling Gambas3 and verified I can play with some code
and test ok, however, when i port my project gambas2 to gambas3 I get
error
: Form.Delete is badly overridden in class
What do I need to look or change to fix that? I have verified that form
files say Gambas Form
have you converted your forms ? menutools
Yes
why not check for this after project load and ask the user to convert them?
yes I have checked and verified.
The Delete() was reimplemented in your form. But its syntax differs from
the
original Delete() method from the Control class. This is an
have you converted your forms ? menutools
Yes
why not check for this after project load and ask the user to convert
them?
yes I have checked and verified.
The Delete() was reimplemented in your form. But its syntax differs from
the
original Delete() method from the Control
I just finished compiling Gambas3 and verified I can play with some code and
test ok, however, when i port my project gambas2 to gambas3 I get error
: Form.Delete is badly overridden in class
What do I need to look or change to fix that? I have verified that form
files say Gambas Form file 3.0.
