Hello,
I humbly tried to create some programs in Vala but I made a lot of
mistakes (especially on NPC which was my first "big" program that is
really not optimized, clean, etc. but has the merit to try something
complex)
http://www.github.com/Raumy
You could take a look to "check_fs" which is be
Hi,
Dmitry already pointed you to the cool stuff, so there is only one left
to say:
Vala (plus GLib plus Gtk) is really nice! Go ahead and have fun!
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03.04.2017, 18:01, "Sascha Manns" :
> Hello list,
>
> i would like to learn Vala and plan to port a Mono-GNOME-App to Vala. I
> already seen the documentation.
>
> Maybe you know some small Vala apps where i can see the code in action?
>
> Greetings
>
> Sascha
>
> --
> Sascha Manns
> Maifeldstraße
Hello list,
i would like to learn Vala and plan to port a Mono-GNOME-App to Vala. I
already seen the documentation.
Maybe you know some small Vala apps where i can see the code in action?
Greetings
Sascha
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> In my test code i want to split a math sentence in terms, like the
> next string example:
> "(2+a)*d+(a*b-3)-4-q/2"
>
> My function split_in_terms, is a very bad implementation (i know) that
> should split the string into 4 terms, and if not possible, return
> NULL.
> For that i have tryed with a
Hi again.
I am still having troubles with things that i should easily do in C.
Maybe because i have never programmed in C#, or mono or anything like
it.
In my test code i want to split a math sentence in terms, like the
next string example:
"(2+a)*d+(a*b-3)-4-q/2"
My function split_in_terms, is a
On Sun, 2009-04-19 at 23:33 +0200, Frederik wrote:
> Diego Jacobi wrote:
> > Why isnt string = GString ?
> > Also i am courius why is it called StringBuilder? It sound like "not a
> > GString".
>
> In order to resemble C# and Java which both have [s|S]tring and
> StringBuilder.
>
> string = char
Diego Jacobi wrote:
> Why isnt string = GString ?
> Also i am courius why is it called StringBuilder? It sound like "not a
> GString".
In order to resemble C# and Java which both have [s|S]tring and
StringBuilder.
string = char *(immutable)
StringBuilder = GString(mutable)
Regards,
Fr
Why isnt string = GString ?
In my application i only need an string of ascii chars and return 2
strings of the same type (that is why the pointers), so i should use
StringBuilder instead of strings?
Also i am courius why is it called StringBuilder? It sound like "not a GString".
2009/4/19 Yu Fen
Hi Diego,
Also have a look at:
http://live.gnome.org/Vala/FAQ#head-66eaa46cac67dfc44f5bc00929c746124e5f311d
and
http://mail.gnome.org/archives/vala-list/2008-April/msg00058.html
Best regards,
Bart
Hi Diego,
private static int my_string_handler(string str)/*no '*'*/ {
}
If possible
Hi Diego,
private static int my_string_handler(string str)/*no '*'*/ {
}
If possible use unichar, string.next_char, string.get_char, to
manipulate string is better than directly access the char by its
location because all strings are utf8 encoded.
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder("");
Hi.
This may be a too much newbie question, but:
How do you access a character in a string?
private static int my_string_handler(string *str)
{
string s;
for (x = 0 ; x < str->len() ; x++)
{
if (str[x]=='+')
{
s = str->substring(0,x);
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