Hello, I created a Multi Select NSBListBox which works as expected. Here is the sample program. To test it, create a new standard application, with an empty...
Thomas: Thank you for your response. Unfortunately, I was trying to use the intrinsic Listbox control, not the ListView, so your code doesn't directly apply....
Hello, sorry, you're right, I mixed the 2 posts. However, I initially tried the "normal" list box control as well, and it seems that the multi-select property...
NS Basic/Desktop 4.0 Beta 3 is now available for download. It incorporates many of the improvements that just shipped in NS Basic/CE 8.0 This is getting close...
Here's a simple example I prepared at home this evening: 'create a form and add two checkboxes Sub Main AddObject "Form","Form1",0,0,150,100 Form1.Text =...
Thanks for the demo code! One thing I can't figure out: How to remove a row once it has been filled in with data. I see the "Clear" and "Remove" methods,...
Hello, I added a 3rd button (CommandButton3) with the following code, do delete the selected row(s): Sub CommandButton3_Click For i=nslistview1.listitems.count...
Hello, I tried your example, and the check mark really only appears if you double click. But the solution is simple: remove the "Checkbox1.Value = True"...
Hello, addition to my previous message: Sub Checkbox1_Click Dim s ' Checkbox1.Value = True Checkbox2.Value = checkbox1.value s = 1 'MsgBox "Checkbox1_click...
A search here indicates that Combobox events didn't work in early versions of Desktop, unless the control was added in the form designer. Is this still broken...
Follow-up: Experimentation reveals the cause, and raises a few questions: Do (some) child objects have their events limited by their parent object? I have...
Here's a real simple one (I hope): Create a form. Put a listbox on it. Add the following code: Sub ListBox1_Click Dim x x = ListBox1.list(ListBox1.ListIndex) x...
I ran the gradient button sample on a laptop and a new Netbook both running windows XP sp3. The results were different, Laptop shows the form exactly as...
Hello, you spotted something very interesting here! Here is the solution and the reason: change the statement x = x & " [concat this]" to x = left(x,len(x)-1)...
Thanks Thomas. I woke up this morning thinking I should test the length of the resultant string, and you beat me to it. This helps me avoid what would have...
I have a NSBasic/CE app that uses a scrolling form. Is it possible to scroll a form in NSNasic-Desktop? After playing around with my code it seems that...
This is clearly a bug in our code. We'll fix it. In the meantime, the proper thing to do would be to check if the last character is null and ignore it if it...
I know it can be frustrating to ask for help and get no response, so I'll take a stab at an answer. Without more detail describing exactly what you're trying...
NS Basic/Desktop 4.0 Beta 4 is now available for download. This is getting close to release: please let me know of any bugs you find so we can get them fixed! ...
Thanks for the response. You are right, I only want to scroll a series of controls. I realise there are other ways of achieving this but as I already had the...
Hi guys, I have a couple of quick querries I'm hoping someone can quickly answer. First of, looking at the code below. Why does Line 3 return the screen width...
Hello Michael, if you look at the technote about the declare statement, you find "... a good place to do this (declare the function) is in the startup code of...
NS Basic/Desktop 4.0 Beta 5 is now ready for download. This could be the final beta... Beta 5: 1. ComboBox.Style=2 now works properly. 2. Error 13 when using...
Hello George, does the hint to uninstall NSBasic/Desktop completely before installing the beta also apply to previous beta versions, or only to 3.x versions? I...
It certainly does not hurt to do a complete uninstall, especially with a beta. The most important thing is to do an uninstall of NS Basic/Desktop 3. It uses a...