Older versions: QPL
It captures the general meaning of the GNU General Public Licence (GPL),
but is incompatible with it
(Wikipedia)
Later:
Trolltech toolkit version 4.0 was released under GPL version 2.
(Wikipedia)
Version 4.5.0 will be the first release of Qt licensed under the LGPL,
On Monday 09 March 2009 05:53, wig wrote:
GPL and LGPL ... no reason any more to avoid QT as far as I know.
Well, once Gambas starts using Qt 4.5.
I haven't avoided Qt since the GPL dual-licensing kicked in years ago, but
I can understand why someone who wants to make proprietary software with
Hi all,
I am developing a student management system. Up till now I have been
using QT. But in reading the licensing decided I need to switch to GTK
components. But I have found the following problems.
1. Scaling and item placing will change when the form is scaled and when
it is not
Hi all
Since I'm testing my application in several distributions, I've noticed
a bug? with pointer class in Ubuntu 8.04 only.
This is related to embedder, so it's better to show my code based on the
example provided by Gambas. Note that the example doesn't work, too.
PUBLIC SUB
Question:
Does gambas have any mechanism for global error handling -e.g error rigging
an entire project including all subroutines with a master error handler,
which would catch all un-handled fatal errors, and do something like pop up
a dialog box with options for user to type in what they
Once more, if I understood you correctly:
1.) If I make translations into different languages, during the compilation
time it will pack them all into .RPM or .DEB or source package, and when
installed, it will use the system language if available, or the English. Is
it correct?
2). I can use a
Thank you!
I have one more question: Is it possible to list all available languages
(translations) through a Gambas command? How?
I would plainly do the translations, create the package, but after that at
first run ask the user to choose between available languages...How could I
get the list
Sorry if I was unclear.
I have released an Ubuntu package of my own application in my
development machine running Ubuntu 8.10 and Gambas 2.9. No problems at
all, so far on this configuration.
Later, I've installed such .deb package into a *clean* Ubuntu 8.04,
which complains about pointer[]
O.K. There's another problem:
I have a FMain form, with all the program codes. I would like to insert a
temporary form into _new() subrutine, which is not a child form of FMain.
I can create the form, with a combo box and a button, and I want to pause
the execution of the program in FMain until
Off the top of my head (although I could be totally wrong) I would say you
could show the temporary form as a modal form. It's the same as showing
a dialog box and waiting for the ok or cancel buttons to be pressed.
Dimitris
On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 3:12 PM, M. Cs. mohar...@gmail.com wrote:
O.K.
Hi
Jesus Guardon schrieb:
All dependencies are found, except gambas2-gb-settings. I've browsed
repositories manually and also had no luck.
Even if I install the whole Gambas IDE into OpenSuSe, debugging the
application or making an executable runs fine, but creating a RPM
package and
I use 2.11 from the fedora repos.
On Mon, 2009-03-09 at 16:13 +0100, Benoît Minisini wrote:
Hi all,
I am developing a student management system. Up till now I have been
using QT. But in reading the licensing decided I need to switch to GTK
components. But I have found the following
I think I've missed this, but can if one uses the same group name in a menu
and for the toolbuttons, and the same tag in both, can you just use the
group_click event to execute the same code?
Regards
Richard
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Is this possible to change:.
If the main form is 'off centre' of the screen, the dialog itself pops up in
the centre of the screen, instead of the centre of the parent.
regards
richard
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