Gambas ONE

Thank you very much for your always effort. Thank you. With ListView1.Add(resultado["ID"], resultado["Name"], Picture[$sNoMonitor]) .Foreground = Color.RGB(255, 0, 125) '.RichText = "<b style='color:rgb(255,0,125);'>" & resultado["Nombre"] & "</b...

My solution: With ListView1 .Add(resultado["ID"], resultado["Name"], Picture[$sNoMonitor]) .Foreground = Color.RGB(255, 0, 125) '.RichText = "<b style='color:rgb(255,0,125);'>" & resultado["Nombre"] & "</b>" .Font.Bold = True End With Note: ...

It is very generic :) could be useful i think though. I remember MUI programs on the Amiga all having an ARexx interface was super useful. Now I just need to find a use for it with gambas since i've made it. lol Primarily i think I plan to add an interface to my script editor so i can make external ...

If a textarea is all that is on each tab you could do this... Dim tArea As TextArea = TabStrip1[TabStrip1.Index].Children[0] tArea.Cut Or access it by name this way ... Dim tArea As TextArea = Me.Controls("TextArea" & Str(TabStrip1.Index + 1)) tArea.Cut Or this.. Dim tArea As TextArea ...

Some updates... I did away with the DBusVisible property for every control and instead made an Object array you add objects you want to be visible to it. To use, drop the DBusControls folder into your .src folder Then add the controls you want to access to the DBusController.Controls array. Eg. DBus...

I've been working on this idea. The idea stems from way back in my Amiga1200 days when i used to program GUIs using MUI (Magic User Interface) One of the cool things about MUI was that Every MUI program had what was called "An ARexx port" Essentially an interface where you could easily acc...

gambafeliz wrote: ↑Wednesday 1st November 2023 7:06pm Ok

Property:
.Cancel = True (ESC)

Thank you

Indeed and in the same respect.
Property:
.Default = True (Return/Enter)

I hadn't thought of that.
That's actually a cool tip and something to think of in my applications to quickly set return or escape to a button
Cheers Charlie

gambafeliz wrote: ↑Wednesday 1st November 2023 8:28am Thank you
How do I do it? Would you be so kind as to give me an example?

What show how to make a menu item in the IDE?
er, hit the "Menu editor" button

Should also be able to just use the form array

Me["A3"]
or
Form1["A3"]

Dim hFrm As Frame = Me["A3"]
Print hFrm.Text

so how are you using Alt+V as the shortcut for a button?

maybe make a menu item that does the same function and set the shortcut in the menu editor?