You can do it as follows:
Public English as new string[]
Public Sub EnglishFillArrayString()
...or you can use the development version, where this limit had been
removed.
Le 27/03/2014 08:40, Julio Sanchez a écrit :
You can do it as follows:
Public English as new string[]
Public Sub EnglishFillArrayString()
Once upon a time... there was DATA in Basic to handle such things.
Today I usually put such strings in a file to have them loaded. Linux
file handling is so fast that it doesn't play a role when your program
loads the strings at program start or when they're needed for the first
time.
And the
Hi.
I hate to sabotage this thread, but I am having difficulty getting on
the forum. Perhaps you can help or point me in the right direction:
Gambas 3.1.1 installed from SoftwareCentre on Ubuntu 12.10 (gnome).
I'm unable to compile. When I click on Compile (Project menu) or enter
F7, the
I hate to sabotage this thread, but I am having difficulty getting on
the forum.
If you are able to reply to this thread I would expect you could start new
on?
Just post your question to: gambas-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Gambas 3.1.1 installed from SoftwareCentre on Ubuntu 12.10 (gnome).
Perhaps you were trying to make executable?
Project -- Make -- Executable
Jussi
On Thu, Mar 27, 2014 at 11:27 PM, Jussi Lahtinen
jussi.lahti...@gmail.comwrote:
I hate to sabotage this thread, but I am having difficulty getting on
the forum.
If you are able to reply to this thread I
Hi,
This works fine:
Static Public English As String[] = [go, am, me, on, by, to,
up, so, and, man, him, out, not, but, can, who]
But the following, with 100 words does not work:
Static Public English As String[] = [go, am, me, on, by, to,
up, so, it, no, of, as, he, if, an, us, or, in,
is,
