[Gambas-user] File opening dialog and one more question

[M. Cs.]

Yes, it was caused by porting. I've fixed it.

2012/1/5, M. Cs. <mohareve at ...626...>:
> Unfortunately the built-in file opening dialog just doesn't work for
> me. The project has been ported from G2 to G3. I have a filter added
> for the .tar.gz filetype but although it shows the correct files, I
> cannot open them. The OK button simply doesn't work. It's maybe up to
> the porting. I'll check it.
>
> 2012/1/5, Caveat <Gambas at ...1950...>:
>> Part one
>>
>> I never really looked into how GTK-alike the FileChooser was, but it
>> didn't seem to 'fit' on my regular forms, so I just made a small Form
>> which handles file choosing/opening and raises the appropriate events.
>>
>> To answer part two...
>>
>> As I understand it, static variables exist only once for the class
>> regardless of how many instances of the class you have in memory.
>> Non-static variables exist per instance of the class.
>>
>> A static variable that's not defined as a Const can be a little
>> dangerous (or at least confusing), as anyone changing the value on a
>> particular instance of the class changes it for all other instances of
>> that class too (as there is only one 'copy' of the variable).  Const
>> implies static...so the static keyword is optional when defining a
>> const.
>>
>> As an example, you might have a CurrencyConverter class which defines
>> Euro to Belgian Francs as a static const set to 40.3333, UKP to US$ as
>> static (but not const... so changing it on one instance of
>> CurrencyConverter will change it for all instances), and the amount to
>> convert as non-static, non-const... hope that example made some sense!
>>
>> Regards,
>> Caveat
>>
>>
>> On Thu, 2012-01-05 at 12:35 +0100, M. Cs. wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>> in G2 we had a file opening dialog which was identical as KDE's native
>>> one. It seems to be removed, or am I wrong? I would like to have that
>>> old one. It's more convenient with the system-wide bookmarks etc.
>>>
>>> And the question: I don't understand the STATIC word's meaning. Is it
>>> given to define a constant inside a class? What's the practical usage
>>> of it? I have to redesign my Gambas project, and I need to know the
>>> exact usage. The documentation didn't make it clear to me. I Know what
>>> Public and what Private is. Thanks!
>>>
>>> Csaba
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