[Gambas-user] Should i upgrade to gambas3

[cwyong1]

Btw, is there any way to cancel the minimized click event, i asked because
about a year ago when i was programming in vb, i recalled something about
setting the cancel value to 1 to stop it. Is there anything similar in
gambas ? 


cwyong1 wrote:
> 
> 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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