Re: Scripting seems broken loading gui

[Benoît Minisini <benoit.minisini@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Le 11/04/2025 à 12:19, Bruce Steers a écrit :
> this command...
>
> echo -e 'Use "gb.gui"\nDim sRet As String\nShell "gambas3 --system- 
> information" To sRet\nClipBoard.Copy(sRet,"text/plain")' | gbs3
>
> this error.
> [gb.gui.base]._Gui._InitApp.180: #2: Cannot load class 'MMain': File or 
> directory does not exist
> [gb.gui.base]._Gui._InitApp.180 ?
>
> Using "Use "gb.gui" in a script never used to error, now it does.
>
> echo -e 'Use "gb.gui"\nMessage("Hi")'|gbs3 -
> [gb.gui.base]._Gui._InitApp.180: #2: Cannot load class 'MMain': File or 
> directory does not exist
> [gb.gui.base]._Gui._InitApp.180 ?
>
> Respects
> BruceS

It's 'gb.gui' that wants to print an error message on the standard error 
output, but it makes the interpreter raising this error instead.

With the last commit, you don't have the interpreter error anymore, just 
the warning message.

Now I have to understand why this message, whereas if I run the project 
created by the scripter from the IDE, I don't have it.

By the way, you can now use 'Hash.MD5()' from 'gb.hash' in the scripter, 
instead of running the 'md5sum' executable, if you want.

Regards,

--
Benoît Minisini.