On 10/27/2015 03:03 AM, Christof Thalhofer wrote:
> Thanks. Do you know Robert Kudla?
I know I'm late to the party, but I'm Rob Kudla. I owned the gambasdoc.org
domain name for its entire existence, and hosted the gambas wiki on one of
my company's ancient colocated servers. (I also contribu
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attracted to Gambas, and people coming from a Windows background don't tend
to get mailing lists, listserv commands and the like. Those of us coming
from a Unix background... do.
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I guess my first question would be whether they'll still expect Benoit to
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Rob: ...and so maybe a million new users get introduced to Python -
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secure the long term future of Gambas, one of things that must be done
is to attract new users. These new
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On 01/09/2014 04:53 AM, Benoît Minisini wrote:
Rob, if you read that: can you give me the ownership of 'gambasdoc.org'
name so that I make it point to another server?
Sure. I've asked twice on the list for the last few years and not gotten
any offers of a new home, but if you can find hosting
in the
bucket for a hosting service, but I don't know what your bandwidth there is
like.
I've actually been trying to rsync my personal stuff off of the server in
question since last night, so it's not just you who's sick of the
situation, believe me.
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On 12/13/2013 08:30 AM, Jussi Lahtinen wrote:
Rob, you haven't use Gambas for years?
Nope, don't even have Gambas installed anywhere except on the host that
runs gambasdoc.org.
I still think Gambas is a great language (I'm still reading the list every
day, after all) and if I were writing
laptop. It's 23.1 MB, expands to 83.
http://www.gambasdoc.org/gambasdoc-static-20131130.tar.gz
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HTML5 app. Plus, it probably would have sucked, especially if you had
something like a MouseMove event handler that caused the Gambas CGI to load
and run every time it fired.
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, they use a
different scripting language than the one they're maligning, or are
functional programming snobs, or ivory-tower CS jobs. Most people I've met
in IT are a little more technology-agnostic, though of course a lot of
Windows folks aren't too fond of Linux stuff and vice versa.
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had clients with heterogenous desktop environments, but
cross-platform desktop development has largely moved to the web. I'd be
more interested in seeing an Android port, yet not interested enough to try
it myself (so far).
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without getting further
than a proof of concept.
You can replace Android on many devices with a full Ubuntu ARM
installation, but you'll usually do so at the expense of some hardware
functionality, such as accelerated graphics or Bluetooth.
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I would have used Gambas for on the Linux desktop)
without dealing with Java. You can even put them in Google Play if you want.
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On 2013-10-31 09:28, Jose Monteiro wrote:
Thank you Rob, for your quick reply.
A Virtual Machine as one of the possible solutions, you said?
Interesting, but I
On 2013-09-27 11:05, Rob Kudla wrote:
One of our two DNS servers is timing out,
Today I updated the bad second DNS server record in the domain to use the
first DNS server on a different IP address. It's not a good solution, but
hopefully it'll improve the situation until the second server gets
Google, 8.8.4.4/8.8.8.8) or add the following:
64.128.110.55 gambasdoc.org www.gambasdoc.org
to your hosts file.
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Any DNS server suggestions?
I'm happy with Google's. Started using it when our ISP switched us to a
really flaky server, and when I encountered bad DNS in a number of hotel
rooms I just went and hardcoded them.
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8.8.4.4
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On 2013-09-02 18:38, Jussi Lahtinen wrote:
I can't connect to www.gambasdoc.org , anyone knows what's wrong?
Comes right up for me, but then, it's our server. Are you still unable to
connect?
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Should there be a time after WAIT??
No, WAIT at the end of a SHELL command just makes it synchronous... the
interpreter literally waits until the shell (and the program you're running
inside it) exits.
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and provides a web interface to them, without any input from
the list owners as far as I know.
If that picture is what you use for an avatar on other sites, I would guess
that Nabble pulls pictures from gravatar, disqus or some other forum
syndication network. If not... how strange.
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couldn't find anything with that
subject line in the gambas-user archives.
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I have no idea what the current versions of each are, nor have I tested any
ARM version of Gambas, but the most current release in each of those
directories has armhf packages.
Rob
On 12/17/2012 11:31 AM, John Rose wrote:
Emil Rob,
Thanks for your replies. I presume that armhf is appropriate for
RaspberryPi. I assume that Ubuntu repos will be fine for Debian Squeeze.
I'll let you know how I get on.
Sorry for the confusion. I just answered that question for someone
Android) but it seems possible, and maybe you don't need 3D or video playback.
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yet... if someone like Real Software did one, maybe it'd happen.)
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that use Ubuntu like andLinux did. SpeedLinux is one of them, and is
apparently based on your choice of Ubuntu version: 9.04, 11.10 or
(alpha) 12.04. Give it a try, maybe?
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. There was an effort
to port Gambas to Windows a few years back, but as far as I know it was
abandoned.
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of packages totaling 50MB when uncompressed. Most of it
seems to be Qt.
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I don't use Gambas for my own web projects, to be honest, because I
pretty much dream in perl and am used to its modules for things like
encryption, JSON, etc. as well as its regex syntax. But Gambas is pretty
efficient as CGI languages go.
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to your original question, how do you handle distributing
the ScriptBasic interpreter to people? I can't find it in the Ubuntu
repositories; do you provide some kind of single-file executable
functionality?
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To integrate it fully into the Gambas IDE might be more work than anyone
is willing to do, though.
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testing this since it works for me as is, and since it's been a few years
since I did a Gambas project I'm not even sure that Read event syntax is
right. But I hope it's enough to point you in a helpful direction.
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be possible.
Eclipse and Google's Android SDK together are definitely not as easy to
learn as Gambas, but they do provide a GUI form designer and Java is
certainly easier to deal with than, say, Objective-C. For those not up to
that challenge, there's Google App Inventor.
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programming with event handling can take a
while to grasp. VB, Javascript/AJAX, and most graphical programming in
Java, C/C++, Python, etc. all work the same way nowadays, so once you
figure it out in Gambas you'll probably be able to do it in any modern
language you learn.
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from in general, since we and our clients have many other requirements
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Hi, my name is Rob Kudla. I've been providing hosting for the Gambas
wiki at gambasdoc.org for about 6 years. The wiki needs a new host.
The Gambas wiki is currently running on a pre-2.0 release of Gambas,
because the operating system on which our host runs is too old for anything
newer
, requiring users to do everything with sudo and graphical
wrappers for it such as gksu. I don't know what the case is with Fedora.
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use by users with jailbroken devices, but without a profit or fame motive,
I don't see anyone putting the effort into that.
I already went down this path about a year ago, and Apple's only gotten
stricter since then.
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as handling bidirectional I/O between the
two processes. I might have used the Expect module, not sure (it was for a
client and I don't think I have the code anymore.)
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think that's a pretty good place to start. I would think you'd have to run
make install on the target architecture, perhaps in an emulator
environment if it's not available to you at build time.
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was the
best anyone could come up with two and a half decades ago on the Mac.
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But I forgot about GWT. I should have a look at the code it generates to
see how awful it is, but it's still strange to me to think of a high-level
interpreted language as a compilation target.
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crosscompiling Gambas code to Javascript makes any
more sense than crosscompiling Gambas code to Java.
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, before even
making any code changes). But I'm still looking at doing that, as well as
trying to get a minimal Gambas/gb.sdl Nintendo DS port going which would be
tougher, with little to no POSIX compatibility available.
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I guess whichever Gambas headers they built against would
have to be relicensed as LGPL in that case. I didn't know anyone used
firebird anymore.
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come up with one, probably because of the difficulty in
establishing what constitutes source materials for artistic works).
As far as BY goes, there are no CC licenses without attribution anymore,
see here:
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On Thursday 19 November 2009 10:36 am, Charlie Reinl wrote:
gambas-1.0.17/help/VisualIntroductionToGambas.html
is this what your looking for ?
No, by the editor page I meant the page that lets you enter stuff into
the wiki, not the page with screenshots of the IDE.
Rob
On Sunday 18 October 2009 06:47 pm, Jerry McBride wrote:
Is the source code for the wiki available? I understand it's written in
gambas... It would make a great tutorial.
As far as I know, it's included in the Gambas tarball in the
app/src/doc.cgi directory.
Rob
have beaten me to it.) No idea about recording
though
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mytui, NDK++ and CDK, which are ncurses-based widget sets, but they haven't
been updated in a few years. Then again, maybe someone trying to develop a
Gambas component could use that code as a starting point.
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But if both pictures are guaranteed to be the same size, something as
simple as converting each one to text-based PPM format and using diff
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another format like PNG or JPG, but it can be optionally text-
based. Assuming you have ImageMagick installed on your system, if you go
convert myimage.jpg -compress none test.ppm
and then less test.ppm, you'll see that it's written as a plain text
file.
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On Wednesday 22 July 2009 02:27:44 pm Benoît Minisini wrote:
So the gambasdoc.org is not accessible for a unknown period.
Sorry for the inconvenience!
Now I hope Rob has saved something...
It's going again, thanks to a 10-month-old backup from the last time I
tried to migrate our host
well. It's a moot point,
since even when they kept Klik up to date, they only included stable
versions of programs, not development ones.
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that instantiates the form with the selected options. I
wrote something years ago to convert a subset of the Gambas form
description language into HTML and CSS, and converting it to plain Gambas
code would involve a lot less fiddling around.
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of h in object variable names is just a convention (h usually
meaning handle, like p or ptr in C programs usually
means pointer), not syntactically significant.
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as floats, but is the earlier version number in the
numbering schemes that are currently in fashion.
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be enough to justify dealing with all the issues it would cause. The vast
majority of what Gambas does is calling external libraries which are
already native code.
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8.04 due to LTS.) I attached what I think is a fixed debian/control file.
Could someone with access rebuild the Hardy 2.8.2 packages with it? I'll
try to get Hardy installed on a workstation so I can rebuild them if no
one else has time.
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Actually, it's LAST_INSERT_ID() that isn't standard SQL.
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upgraded so I don't know if every distro has logs that look like that, or
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If it's a legacy HTML document, libxml does have an HTML parser available,
but it seems that gb.xml doesn't expose that functionality at present so
you'd need to use external function declarations to use it.
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On Tuesday 30 December 2008 16:47, birchy wrote:
I guess that manual parsing with string functions is the only accurate
way to achieve this.
I'd probably try to write a class that wrapped gb.pcre to do that, but I
would say that, since I wrote gb.pcre ;)
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. URL DEcoding is replacing %xx with the original
non-printable character. What I wrote will be fine for encoding and what
you wrote in this response will be fine if you rename the function
to urldecode.
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Gambas is back to being just a personal interest of mine that takes up
some of my left over free time. If your situation affords you more time,
I hope you'll step up.
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Agreed. This will be easier if you have OK and Cancel buttons across
the bottom of the screen and want to tell which one got pressed, but if
you have an array of 64 buttons (or text boxes, like one of my clients) it
might be time to start assigning tags at control creation.
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out--needing to be
redrawn by calling the initial drawing event.
You want the Cached property.
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