Gambas ONE

I've been away from using SBC's for quite some time now. How is the status of using Gambas on SBCs. Any SBC's that work better than another for Gambas?

Lately I've been wanting to create some touch screen projects again in Gambas. I've got a very old ELO Touch computer that I'd been using to develop touch apps, but that was using an older OpenSuse install using old drivers and some fiddling. I've since upgraded the OS and lost touch capabilities an...

Could have been a bug, or pilot error (i.e. me) or it could have been downloaded 20 times. So let try again, this time with a 7 days OR 100 downloads limit... https://send.firefox.com/download/7c531e28621a1f0d/#yozoy9RdvH_ha8nGVHjpSA FirefoxSend.png That wasn't a bug. That was me testing the downlo...

I already knew that doing this... Print gridviewPages.Rows[iRow].Height would tell me a row's height, but it escaped me at the time I posted the question above. It actually doesn't matter because it really wasn't what I was after. What I was after was a formula to automagically set row height when w...

I don't have one, but I sure would like to a Gambas coded one too.

Another GridView question... Anyone know what the default height of a row is? When I ran cogier's example, my output was much worse than his. I'm sure my font size had much to do with my results, but still, even when changing font size, a GridView row height should change accordingly, but not if you...

Hi, I made your WordWrap into a function that returns the 'wrapped' text. This way it is universally and even recursively usable for all kinds of situations. Nice one for in my library ;) Nice! Glad my code was found useful and made even better with only slight modifications. :) I like having code ...

Finally had a chance to look through your code and ended up writing new code based on what your's did. Without your example, I probably would still be trying to figure this out. Since I have only 1 field in my db table that would need wrapping, it was easy enough to set the row height for rows needi...

Excellent, thanks! I haven't had a chance to look at the code yet, but a quick run gave a different output than your pic shows. No big deal since I now know word-wrap and row height can be set on the fly. A little later today I'll go through the code and see how I can adapt it to my project and post...

In a GridView, is it possible to word-wrap long text and set the row to accommodate the added lines, all being done dynamically? I know I can explicitly set a row's height prior to accessing and loading data, but I haven't figured out how to do it while accessing and loading data from an sqlite db. ...