[Gambas-user] Pre-release of Gambas 3.10.0

[PICCORO McKAY Lenz]

2017-07-18 17:10 GMT-04:00 Tony Morehen <tmorehen at ...3602...>:

> Finally, I'd like to say how amazingly satisfying it is to work with
> Gambas.  So far I have developed a Desktop Panel and Menu, a Text Editor, a
> File Explorer and a car computer app that runs on a Raspberry Pi and plays
> audiovideo and embeds NavIt, plus other projects.  I intend to upload these
> to the software farm, testing permitted.  Attached is a screen shot showing
> off some of these projects.
>
its great that a languaje has so easy to lear.. i really need the odbc
componente to fixed due  make programs in gambas are sure for easy! the
most easy to make its gambas

i dont understand why python its so famous, i understand now! gambas not
have enough support and vision!



> BTW I have several compoments I have been working on.  How do I submit
> them for your approval and possible inclusion in Gambas.
>
> One is Filebrower, based on Dirview.  It's drop in compatible with DirView
> but adds two additional properties to allow the display of files in the
> tree and to sort folders first.  It also has an added event
> GetSpecialIcon(sPath As String, iIconType As Integer), which is like the
> Icon event but includes a flag specifying folder, open folder or file.
>
> Another component is UpDown.  It is derived from Spinbar with a property
> (Showbar) that toggles the display of the bar.  I needed a SpinBox with a
> float value.
>
> On a more trivial note, I have a status bar component, based on code I
> found floating on the web.
>
> the best place to put your code its a git repo, please use gitlab due
github are close to closed source and privative software


> On 2017-07-18 03:39 PM, Benoît Minisini wrote:
>
>> Le 18/07/2017 à 19:12, Tony Morehen a écrit :
>>
>>> I'll compile and start using it right away.  In the meantime, a feature
>>> request:
>>>
>>> Currently, a menu item with children does nothing before displaying its
>>> child menu items.  I propose that the parent menu raise a click event
>>> before displaying its children.  This would allow you to show/not show
>>> enable/disable child menu items based on the current state of the app or
>>> its environment.
>>>
>>> For example, when the edit menu is clicked, you can enable/disable the
>>> paste item based on the state of the clipboard.
>>>
>>> This change should not affect existing apps as they will not have click
>>> handlers for parent menus.
>>>
>>>
>> Why don't you use the Show and Hide events?
>>
>>
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