Hi Dimitris, Thanks! It seems to work and sofar I did not have crashes ;-) As promissed I will upload the SQL.DLL, the SQLITE3.DLL (version 3.3.13) as well as...
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Hi All, I've been digging in the manuals and in the forum but could nowhere find if it is possible to use icons larger than 32x32 in XIButton or XIcon? I have...
... Hi Jack I've been searching also for a method to show different sizes for icons. Never found a method. G4C always resizes icons larger than 32 x 32 to 16 x...
... Icons are a bit confusing (to me). Windows defines the icon sizes through the GetSystemMetrics() function. There are only 2 sizes defined - the small and...
On 3/3/07, John Bond <jb886@...> wrote: Hi Jack, How does the gui work and what does it do? I dropped some images on the black box but nothing happened. ...
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Hi all When specifying a single column standard LV, the width of the text area is always determined by the physical size of the LV. See tutorial 060- Listview....
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All, I uploaded the SQLite3.DLL again, now with the example database. Note that likely in the near future I will be adding: SQL.PREPARE sqlstatement ...
Hi Jack Thanks for the example gui. It works great. One tiny remark about the ximage. Don't use a frame. If the image is larger than the size of the ximage it...
Hi Jack, Yes, this one works fine. Its a very useful thing.. There is something going on in the gui that I didn't quite understand.. I ran it with debug on and...
... Hi Dimitris, I tried that one before, but it creates a second column with the same name, while the text area in the first column is reduced to half the ...
Hi Dimitris, It is just a quick (and dirty) example script to test the initial functionality. Rebuilding the listview is not necessary per se, an initial...
Thanks Fer, Now I finally understand (after 2 years!), why there were still some minor blibs in the pictures (obvious when you use simple pictures like for my...
... They should. I don't know if you can open the database twice, but you can check if its open and use that instance. ... I don't think so.. I have a old...
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Hi, I want to make a database app that works with csv files, filtering records in a list view, then clicking a row for editing a single record on a different...
... filtering ... record ... Hi, See the CSVtoGDB converter below (tested). This converter is based on a csv where the first line contains the headers of the...
... Up to here we just selected all the lines that fit our criteria. You can just stop here.. ... This is the line that deletes the selected records Dimitris...
Have a look at the GCLedger example and this is the way I have been doing it in my applications as well till date. You have one LV to maintain your data, the ...
Dear all I am also writing applications using Sqlite and Gui4Cli. My question: Is there a quick way to save many records to a sqlite database. I build for...
... There isn't any command I know of on the Gui4Cli side. I don't know about the sqlite side. The thing is to find out which of the operations takes the...
Hmmmm... Triggered by the question, I just tested the COPY command with the original SQL.DLL and the SQLite.DLL (2.8) and this command works with no problem...
Dimitris and John Thanks for answering the question. It it saving me a lot of time. ... I also think it is not Gui4Cli. I build a listview in memory of say 1 ...