Gambas ONE

You're welcome. I understand that -- if the configuration is otherwise working you want to avoid messing with it. I agree that it will probably not appear on other systems, and that the issue can be shelved. I tend to give limited attention to warnings too, especially if everything else is working O...

I would guess it could be the theme. Maybe try switching some and see if it stops for certain ones? I am running Linux Mint Cinnamon 19.2, which is based on U buntu 18.04 LTS, so that may be getting close to your configuration. Besides Cinnamon, I have MATE and Xfce . Switching to the latter, I stil...

Note in my above example, I did not need to call the Raise method myself, as that is done behind the scenes by the control that is clicked. I included it in my example as it shows how you can trigger the routine for a separate purpose. I was hoping that some method would be called directly by actio...

Note in my above example, I did not need to call the Raise method myself, as that is done behind the scenes by the control that is clicked. My initial dislike of having to write a dispatcher in the Activate event is balanced somewhat by realizing that I would still have to write event handlers if th...

I'll have to look that over, Thanks! :) This is what I came up with too... Public Function Action_Activate(sActionName As String) As Boolean 'Note: I am not sure I see the benefit of using this dispatch mechanism over direct click events (I like the other aspects of Action a lot though). 'Maybe if t...

Does anyone have any working examples of how Action["action_name"].Raise and Action_Activate are used?

Steve

I do not think so: http://gambaswiki.org/wiki/doc/object-model#t3 I skimmed through there earlier and didn't remember seeing anything but Public and Private, but I was hoping I overlooked something. Thanks jornmo. UPDATE: the following covers something related to I was looking for.. 3.5. Symbol Ove...

Does anyone know if there is an equivalent to the C#.Net Protected concept in Gambas?
Specifically, a member in a parent class is marked as private to all except classes derived from the parent class.

That in a sub-class you need to use the Me keyword (as in Me. SomeParentMember) in order to access members of a parent class. You do not need to do anything special to reference those same members (assuming they are public in the parent class) in order to access them from a client of the sub-class. ...

That of the gui apps that you can create*, including ... ' Graphical application '**, ' GTK+ 3 application ', ' GTK+ 2 application ', and ' QT application ', ...the following do not have a Toolbar control in the ' Container ' category in the form designer... ' Graphical application '**, ' GTK+ 2 app...