Gambas ONE

Ben says he's fixed it in commit https://gitlab.com/gambas/gambas/-/comm ... 80548c70ab

I just checked.
Yep , it's fixed

I tried your code and got the variables in the IDE but could not change them. same here ... If you rename the class to TextLabel2.class and add "Inherits TextLabel" then it all works as expected. I know ... but thats nt what I want Seems like a bug :D ;) then fix it :P Haha I have asked t...

I tried your code and got the variables in the IDE but could not change them.

Seems like a bug

If you rename the class to TextLabel2.class and add "Inherits TextLabel" then it all works as expected.

I used to check the filename but it's not entirely reliable if you rename the exe to not have the .gambas ext or use a link (with no ext), but then i found a better way. Check this out... https://gambaswiki.org/wiki/lang/.if Exec is set to true for a compiled exe but not when debugging in IDE So jus...

The code looks good , have you presses the "compile all" button?

Sometimes end up with 2 copies of a project in different folders, and then don't know which one to open from the Recent Projects screen. I don't know why the project path is not shown on-screen, as there is plenty of space for it. I almost submitted a commit with a change to enable this. Had that i...

I am aware this answer comes a bit late, but for others who might have the same question. To answer your question, yes, it is possible to have an application start on one workspace and then move it to another. In fact, most Linux desktop environments have a built-in feature to do just that.If you w...

Couldn't agree more with the "Top Pros" there.

There is nothing as easy and feature rich as gambas.

Thank you. I marked the thread as solved. You're welcome. There's other ways too. DBus for example. you can use dbus interface org.freedesktop.FileManager1 (you have to add gb.dbus component to the project for dbus functions) Public Sub OpenLocation(sFile As String) DBus["session://org.freedes...

Bruce wrote:Keeping it open when killing the program that launched it... not so easy.

Haha so i take that back.

It was pretty easy to just put an & sign at the end of the command