[Gambas-user] make Label background from Database field
Matti
math.eber at ...221...
Fri Oct 16 08:15:21 CEST 2009
Just to be sure about a possible error:
With this method, you *create* new labels that have nothing to do with any existing label on your form.
So, in your FOR...NEXT loop, you have to write .X, .Y, .Widht and .Height information of each label, otherwise you'll never
see the new labels.
Did you do that?
Matti
Dimitris Anogiatis schrieb:
> Vassili,
>
> I'm glad we caught 1 of the two errors now let's go for the next one :)
>
>
> $alblTime[iD] = NEW Label(ME)
> FOR iD = 1 TO rsThesi.Count - 1
> $alblTime[iD].Background = Color.Red
> NEXT
>
> ok this has to be
>
> FOR iD = 1 TO rsThesi.Count - 1
> $alblTime[iD] = NEW Label(ME)
> $alblTime[iD].Background = Color.Red
> NEXT
>
> for it to work.
>
> because in your approach you only add
>
> $alblTime[iD] = NEW Label(ME)
>
> once... and then you run the for loop. Which will find an object in
> $alblTime[iD] for iD = 0 (since iD gets the value 0 by default)
>
> but what about iD=1 or iD=2?
>
> I would also try to see if $alblTime.Resize(rdThesi.Count) works for you
>
> if it doesn't work I would change the loop to this and see if this works:
>
> While iD < rsThesi.Count
> $alblTime.Add(NEW Label(Me))
> $alblTime[$alblTime.Count - 1].Background = Color.Red
> INC iD
> WEND
>
> it does the same thing as the for loop. And it should work... theoretically
> :)
>
> I hope it helps
> Keep up the good work
>
> Regards,
> Dimitris
>
> On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 3:51 PM, Vassilis K <vkan53 at ...2300...> wrote:
>
>> Here is the new routine with all the testings that I tried:
>>
>> PRIVATE $alblTime AS NEW Object[]
>>
>> PUBLIC SUB Form_Open()
>> DIM i AS Integer
>> DIM rsThesi AS Result
>> DIM iD AS Long
>> ME.Title = "Σχέδιο θέσεων Camping"
>> MODMain.Connect()
>> rsThesi = MODMain.$Con.exec("select * from egrafes where elenchosAnax =
>> 0")
>> $alblTime.Resize(100)
>> $alblTime[iD] = NEW Label(ME)
>> FOR iD = 1 TO rsThesi.Count - 1
>> $alblTime[iD].Background = Color.Red
>> NEXT
>> MODMain.$Con.Commit()
>> END
>>
>> I get the error c
>> I 'll continue testing!
>>
>> You are right about the loop variant Dimitri. It must be rdThesi.Count-1.
>>
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