[Gambas-user] Should i upgrade to gambas3

[cwyong1]

Tq for the prompt reply,
1. How do i find out if i m using gb.gtk or gb.qt pls?
2. Sorry for my typo mistake, because i was not trying to set the form
border to false at all. LOL
3. I did read thru the gambas doc on isblank, and if i recalled corrected it
said something about tab or space which was what lead me to press the space
bar to test it out
and lastly, in the tip window upon running gambas, it did mention a simpler
way of testing whether a string is empty and alas that too is not working. (
i guess it be already fixed up in the newer version )

Benoît Minisini wrote:
> 
>> Hi.
>> I m using ubuntu 9.04 and gambas 2.8 and i got this problems, pls help
>> 
>> 1. There will be a run error if i select a shortcut for menu item, the
>>  error read "The program has stopped unexpectedly by raising signal #11"
>>  and no error once i removed the shortcut
> 
> Do you use gb.gtk or gb.qt? Can you provide your project? I guess the bug
> has 
> been fixed since, but Ubuntu is apparently unable to provide a Gambas
> package 
> older than the 2.8 version released sixteen months ago!
> 
>> 
>> 2. My window will also show the Minimised button even though i set the
>> Border and the Minimised properties to False
>> 
> 
> Setting the Minimized property to False just tell the window to not be 
> minimized.
> 
> Anyway, you have the same problem as "Kadaitcha Man": the minimize button 
> cannot be removed.
> 
> And you cannot set the Border property to "False". The Border property in 
> Gambas 2 can take three different values: Border.None, Border.Fixed and 
> Border.Resizable.
> 
> If you set the Border property to Border.None, the window will not be
> managed 
> by the window manager, and so will have no border.
> 
>> 3. If i want to checked whether a textbox is empty, i currently have to
>>  used this method  ( IF trim(txtUserName.text) <> "" then .... ) instead
>> of
>>  what was documented, which is thru using the IsBlank 
> 
> Where did you see that? Did you read the documentation of the IsBlank() 
> function? 
> 
> << IF Trim(txtUserName.Text) <> "" THEN >> is the right way of checking if
> a 
> string is not empty. A faster way is writing << IF Trim(txtUserName.Text)
> THEN 
>>>.
> 
> Regards,
> 
> -- 
> Benoît Minisini
> 
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