[Gambas-user] Weird, form width alway return as 640

[cwyong1]

Greeting
Thank you for the prompt reply, very sorry for my blunder for i did not
touch VB programming for quite a while now. LOL

i got it to work now, thank you again


Doriano Blengino wrote:
> 
> cwyong1 ha scritto:
>> Hi all
>> i m experimenting with the HelloWorld project and i m confused, pls tell
>> me
>> what is wrong here. Thanking you all in advance
>>
>> This is what i have added to the code
>>
>> PUBLIC SUB _new()
>>
>> END
>>
>> PUBLIC SUB Form_Open()
>> DEBUG Form.width
>> END
>>
>> PUBLIC SUB Button1_Click()
>>
>>   DEBUG Form.width 
>>
>> END
>>
>> When i run the project, debug show this
>> FMain.Form_Open.8: 640
>>
>> I then resize the window and on clicking the button 1, debug show this
>> FMain.Form_Open.8: 640
>> FMain.Button1_Click.13: 640
>>
>> So, my question is how come the width is still showing 640 when the width
>> have increased.
>>
>>   
> Perhaps you should use "FMain.width", or "ME.Width" and not "Form.width".
> 
> "Form" is not an instance of a class, but a class name. I don't know 
> what gambas does in this case (it should give a compilation error, I 
> suppose; what is the sense of querying a field of a non-instantiated 
> class?).
> 
> Regards,
> Doriano
> 
> 
> 
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