Gambas ONE

Public QuickTenderName[7] As String Public QuickTenderValue[7] As String should work ... maybe better: Public QuickTenderName as String[] Public QuickTenderValue as String[] public/privat sub/function() dim QuickTenderName as New string[] dim QuickTenderValue as New string[] ... ... QuickTenderName...

[System]
Gambas=3.16.90 dbd2bb3a2 (master)
OperatingSystem=Linux
Kernel=5.10.36-2-MANJARO
Architecture=x86_64
Distribution=Manjaro Linux
Desktop=XFCE

sorry quin but can't confirm

vuott wrote: ↑Monday 17th May 2021 2:08pmYou have to activate "gb.desktop.x11" and "gb.cairo" Components.

Doctor Watson wrote: ↑Tuesday 18th May 2021 3:02pmWell, I couldn’t have known that, could I ?

Hmmmm ...

did you tried:

Email.Add(File.Load("/tmp/Booking.csv"),"text/comma-separated-values",File.Name("/tmp/Booking.csv"))

Methode Add ( Data As String [ , MimeType As String, Name As String ] ) Description Adds an email attachment. Data is the data that usually comes directly from the file you want to attach. MimeType is the MIME type of the attached data. By default it is 'text/plain'. Name is the name of the attachme...

for me RichTextSize works perfect with qt4 qt5 gtk2 gtk3 ... if you want to use Font.RichTextSize("BlahBlubb") you need an object too -> SomeObjectWithFontProperty.Font.RichTextSize("BlahBlubb") or you can do like Dim Test as New Font Test.Font.RichTextSize("BlahBlubb")

charlie, for me it works with:

Gambas=3.16.90 f524a2eb9 (master)
OperatingSystem=Linux
Kernel=5.10.32-1-MANJARO
Architecture=x86_64
Distribution=Manjaro Linux
Desktop=XFCE

in Print the ; means sending continuous the values --> &H1B -> 40 ;; means sending a space between the values --> &H1B -> &H20 -> 40 , means sending a tab between the values --> &H1B -> &H09 -> 40 and at last sign it means sending NO line feed [edited] i doubt the printer wants t...

WIKI says: Chr : This function only deals with ASCII characters (they start with &H20/32) Print : The expressions are converted to strings by the Str$ function . you can either use Dim sOut as String =Str(&H1B) & Str(40) Print #1, sOut or Print #1, &H1B; 40; etc. or Print #1, Str(&am...