[Gambas-user] Interpreter too old: Form1

[Benoit Minisini]

On samedi 29 mars 2008, jbskaggs wrote:
> >>Absolutely not. You are trying to run a project compiled with Gambas 1 on
>
> Gambas 2, or a project compiled with Gambas 2 on the development version.<<
>
> How is that possible?
>

Sorry, this was the contrary: you are running a Gambas 2 program on Gambas 1, 
so it tells you to upgrade the interpreter. The message you get is the Gambs 
1 message, it has changed in Gambas 2.

I don't know what you exactly did, but I can tell you what I think it happened 
(please correct me!):

- You made a Gambas 2 program on the computer A with gambas 2.4.1 installed on 
it.

- You installed Gambas on a computer B with Ubuntu on it. Alas the Gambas 
packaged on Ubuntu is still an old version (< 2.0).

- You run the program on it, and gets the message.

Normally, you should use the IDE to make binary packages on A, and install 
these binary packages on B.

In these binary packages, the IDE has explicitely written in it that Gambas 2 
is needed (actually >= 1.9.48 and < 2.90), so that the Ubuntu installer tells 
you that, or automatically install Gambas 2 when the needed package sources 
have been set.

I hope all is clear now!

Regards,

-- 
Benoit Minisini