[Gambas-devel] New bug in gambas ...

[Charlie Reinl]

>On Friday 11 November 2005 23:15, Charlie Reinl wrote: 
>> >On Sunday 06 November 2005 02:01, Fabien Bodard wrote: 
>> > 
>> >One of your classes inherits 'CLine' which does not exist. You see the 

>> 
>> error 
>> 
>> >message if you run your project from the command line... 
>> 
>> Salut Benoit, 
>> 
>> is it not possible to raise Errors, from the X underlaying 'workers' 
>> up to X, so for every one who use gambas will be clear, why the called 
>> software will not start. 
>> 
>> I know that is not only a gambas problem, and may be tournig a X or 
kernel 
>> 
>> parameter to the right value will do that job. 
>> 
>> If anybody has a hint about that ? 
>> 
>> Amicalment 
>> Charlie 
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> 
>I didn't understand what you talked about. 
> 
>It is not that the program "didn't start". It is just that the error 
message  
>was not catched by the IDE because it was too early. 
> 
>I have just fixed this problem, and now you will get an explicit error 
message  
>in the IDE. 
> 
 
  
Salut Benoit,  
  
no , not only in the IDE also compiled gambas projects, but this 'too  
early error' dit NOT raise anywhere, exepte if you start it from a  
terminal. So I think that comes from gbx.  
  
So I thought, it will be a good feature to show the message, even if the  
user had justed clicked and Icon somewhere on his Desktop.  
  
I don't know how, by opening a terminal, using dialog or something else to 

show the Error to the User, so he can understand or tell what's happend.  
  
Like it happens to Fabien, he thought its a bug in gambas, but it was  
a bug in his project. Reread the 'bug description' from Fabien.  
  
He is using a product which don't raise an error, but it don't work,  
so the product is 'buggy'.  
  
That happend some times to me, while changing gambas versions, last time  
when I moved form gambas1 to 2 and XML-libs had changed name.  
  
If that is still not clear what I tell, please ask again!  
I think thats an importend point of view for product quality.  
  
Amicalment  
Charlie  
  
  
  
  
  
 
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