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Thanks, Bruce. That makes sense. Getting rid of the .git folder stopped the message. I'm using Gambas 3.16.2 Stable.

Does anybody know what this is all about?

Gambas has the tools to do this. You need to add the gb.desktop component for this solution.

''Requires the gb.desktop component

Public Sub cmdExec_Click()
  
  Desktop.Open(User.Home &/ "Desktop/App.py", True)
  
End

See the help HERE.

This may not do everything you require, but I hope it points you in the right direction. Public Sub Form_Open() For iLoop As Integer = 0 To 9 TextArea1.Text &= Str(iLoop) & ". This is line " & Str(iLoop) & gb.NewLine Next End Public Sub TextArea1_MouseUp() TextArea1.Copy Te...

I there anywhere that it is explained, uses and limitation ? what is it called .... string look up ? It's just an array created between the square brackets. Consider this code below, both Print lines do exactly the same thing:- Public Sub Form_Open() Dim iLoop As Integer Dim sText As String[] = [&q...

I like Cogier's solution very well done

I can tell you have been reading " 'Clean Code' by Robert C. Martin "

I think everyone should read that book

Thanks for the kind words, but I have never read that book!

Here is my version: - Public Sub Form_Open() Dim dDate As Date = Date(Now) Dim sOrdinal As String = GetOrdinal(Format(dDate, "dd")) Print Format(dDate, "dddd d") & sOrdinal & Format(dDate, " mmmm yyyy") End Public Sub GetOrdinal(sDay As String) As String Dim iDa...

That's a very old post of mine

Nice to know you are still around!

I have seen various opinions on this subject, but there is no law laid down saying you should do it 'this way'. I use small letters in front of variables to donate the type. e.g. iCount for an integer, but I would use this for an array as well. Regrading form components, I can't see the point of cha...

I had a look at this and discovered ( thanks to gbWilly ) that you need to load the PDF file, and then it works as expected. Try the following:- e.Add(File.Load(User.Home &/ StoreName & SlsID & ".pdf"), "application/pdf", StoreName & SlsID & ".pdf") ...