Gambas ONE

Do you have any suggestions for the audio playback breaking playback during a file load? Just fails to make sound for a 1/4 second.

You could try using a Task for the file load. That way you would use 2 cpu processes instead of one.

At a guess, I'd say that one of you has a blank line at the end of the file and one doesn't. In other words a Cr or whatever on the last data line. If that is the case then I find the best way to to handle that is in the initial file load when the file string is split by line endings, just by ignor...

I am using Linux Mint 21.2 with the Cinnamon desktop and I did not get the same error as you. There was a 'libpng' warning, but I have no idea what it means. At a quick glance, Gambas seemed to work OK.

Wow! You now have 3 options to pick from. A couple of points. vuott: - Your code works perfectly if line 22 ss.Remove(ss.Max, 1) is removed! thatBruce: - Your code will look better if you use the gb rather than the </> button. (I have edited your post above). https://www.cogier.com/gambas/gb_button....

You can do it with arrays. This is my solution, maybe someone can come up with a simpler version but this does work. ' Gambas class file 'Contents of file BCode.txt ' 5018374320766|1 ' 50201600|2 ' 99998|1 ' 99999|2 ' 5018374320766|2 ' 50201600|1 ' 5018374320766|5 ' 99999|2 ' 547892|9 ' 99999|2 ' 54...

It works well, nice job. My computer runs a lot hotter than yours, showing at around 60.00°.

Like vuott I managed to get the program to run with minor changes on Linux Mint 21.2 with Gambas 3.18.4 https://www.cogier.com/gambas/Neco1.png There are a lot of unused functions and variables, this is only one page! https://www.cogier.com/gambas/Neco2.png I think the error you are getting is to do...

Dim SpeakerData As String = Null SpeakerData = "speaker-test -t sine -f 1000 -l 1 & sleep .2 && kill -9 $!" Shell SpeakerData There is no need for = Null, you could have just followed the equal sign with "speaker - test -t.....". Better still: - Shell "speaker-t...

There is definitely an art to getting the GUI items the way you want, but it's worth the effort. Have a look at ExpandingForms on the Farm or available here . It will give you the basics. Regarding your present issue, I think what you are looking for is below. Be careful with the use of AutoResize ....

Thanks, Bruce. I'll check it out.