Gambas ONE

I feel like I am asking too many questions here but that is how we learn. Keep asking, that's what this forum is for! :D If anybody does knows the answer to question 1/. I would also like to know how to do this. Question 2/. Put your icon in your program's folder. Menu Project>Properties... Then cl...

..your sudo program was missing the semicolon. I thought 'That's interesting' so I installed Fedora 28 and Gambas. I installed 'Sudo' and had all sorts of problems as my name was not in the 'sudoers' file and I was going to be reported! :( Anyway once I had sorted that I had no problem as all, I di...

Why does you program need to be in /bin? If it needs to go there you could use my 'Sudo' program on the Farm but this will require the user to enter the password.

Can you post the program here so we can see how it might be done?

Hi Steve,

The Terminal command I use for *buntu, Mint etc. distros is: -
This will add the ppa and install or update Gambas3 stable.

Your program can't closed itself, update and restart. You will need another program to do this for you or you will have to do the job yourself. AutoUpdater does not require any user intervention to do the update.

If you use Dropbox or similar you won't need a 'repo'.

Have a look at a program I wrote some time ago that will do what you requested. On the Gambas Farm you will find 'AutoUpdater'. Make an executable of it and put it on your Desktop. Don't run it yet as nothing will happen. Edit the Desktop file so you can add an -s switch to the command e.g. '/home/m...

What distro are you using?

The other files are there but you can't see them as they are 'hidden'. In you File Manager try pressing [Ctrl] + H to un-hide them. Dolphin: use [Alt] ++.

Does that help? Gambas should see the files once they have been extracted.

I have just uploaded an example on the Farm. Can you not download it? I have just downloaded from here http://gambas.one/gambasfarm/ and it worked OK for me.

I have uploaded my example and another one here for you.

Looking at the error it has something to do with a 'picture'. It could be a permission problem. Is the 'picture' located in a strange place? Are you creating this in Fedora/Red Hat/CentOS distro?

Can you let us have a look at the code.