On Sun, 02 Jan 2005 09:30:17 -0000, bahot_bahoot <bahot_bahoot@...> ... Huh? I don't recognize the message you're quoting. Since you didn't add anything,...
Duh.... i've been sleeping for quite a while on these boards.... (Got married, house and a whole lot of extra uninvited duties along with it :P) I've been...
Hi , I'm wondering if anyone can confirm this last idea... I've also seen some kind of Wiki project somewhere but wasn't really completely full... I'm just...
... I would suggest you to do it as the aunzip demo was based upon the infozip library. The dec and lib-file are merely a raw translation of the library. But...
I'm writing a program which works under windows in xbasic 6.2.3 but I can't compile (and, so, run) under xbasic 6.2.3 in Mandrake Linux. Appear three errors...
... Depends on which wiki system you take. ... That's why i dropped in the question "why Qwiki" :P But yeah, it's easy to set up Qwiki, but also has a lot of...
On Tue, 04 Jan 2005 23:55:52 +0100, Juan Carlos ... Haven't seen any replies to this yet ... is this an error that appears in the PDE or when compiling your...
I have seen a similar message on another board, I believe this involved the xin network module that did not seem to respond. Vic responded to post the problem...
I would like to know if it is possible to access another applications window from xbasic....Specifically I have an application that streams video to a window...
The usual way to get those things done is to access the technet pages on microsoft (http://technet.microsoft.com) and search for the functions that do as you...
The error appears when I try to compile the program in the PDE. I don't use non-basic libraries, and it's a GUI program with several windows. But I'm thinking...
Also remember that if source-code in windows is being edited in other editors than the PDE, they might bestored in windows text format while Unix text format...
I need informations about experiences and applications of xbasic on Windows XP ome Edition operating systems. Vincent Voois <vvoois@...> wrote:The usual...
I have no problems running and using XB under the professional edition and Windows 2000. So the downwards compatability towards XBasic is fine. Every program i...
I am encountering difficulty using the XprLPrint function in the Xpr library. I have tried using this function on both Windows Me and Windows 2000 and found...
Actually Vincent, that's a reverse consideration. His editor might not be able to open the file, but the compiler will accept either format. You can set XBasic...
On Fri, 07 Jan 2005 16:37:13 -0000, russellruarkjr ... Sounds like you're printing a linefeed "\n" and no carriage return "\r". -- Steven V. Gunhouse...
On Fri, 07 Jan 2005 21:55:20 -0000, Rick Whipple <rwhipple@...> ... You mean for the PDE, for your own program, or in an open dialog? For the PDE, you...
err = open("drive:\\folder\\filename.ext",read/writemode) I think you aim at the double backslash thing that you didn't entered but tried a single backslash...
Steven, I would agree. However, I get the same result with embedded \n\r in the strings. Am I missing some step with using this function? ... Xpr ... than ... ...
Steven, I would agree. However, I get the same result with embedded \n\r in the strings. Am I missing some step with using this function? ... Xpr ... than ... ...
... XprLPrint uses direct access to "LPT1". This is very unreliable under Win2000, WinNT, WinXP. You probably should be use the standard print spooler by using...
Trouble solved. It was very simple: When PDE loaded file it didn't recognize last function (text before END PROGRAM statement). I pasted function manually and...
On Sun, 09 Jan 2005 23:27:26 +0100, Juan Carlos ... Should be fine. Actually, sounds like a translation issue. When copying a file from a Windows partition to...
I'm new so excuse me if this is dumb. I have created a small program to generate random numbers. The numbers are created in one function and checked to see...
Not sure about the rest of it at the moment, but ... you do know that a@ is (theoretically) a byte value? In practice it is actually SLONG, single bytes are...
