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Hi galih, Welcome to Jabaco, It seems that Jabaco is getting a "roll over the world" and it's cool to have contact to programmers around the globe OlimilO
Hi turkulainen, keep calm let's solve it step by step: * first we should verify that Java is installed properly on your PC go to the windows control panel, is there a Java-Icon? if yes, can you start it (double click it)? regards OlimilO
Hi, it looks strange but in pathnames the slash "/" will also work Jabaco Source 1 Dim F As New File("C:/MyFile.txt") greetings OlimilO
Hallo theuserbl, Quoted ... wunder ich mich über die 2 in der Versionsnummer ... ich weiß es jetzt auch nicht mehr ganz genau, aber ich glaube mich erinnern zu können, daß die alte Version die Nummer hatte: 1.4.0.1 und die neue Version hat genaugenommen die Nummer 1.4.0.2 Wenn Du Dir aber über den Eigenschaften-Dialog von Jabaco.exe die Dateiversion ansiehst so liest man: 1.04.0002 je nachdem wie man es betrachtet, kann man zur Neuen und zur Alten Version 1.4.0 sagen. aber auch 1.4.1 und 1.4.2 i...
Hi James, yes this could be possible, maybe one solution could be to make your own TableCellRenderer. You have to do this by making a new class, maybe you could use a JLable as SuperClass, and you must Implement the Interface TableCellRenderer. You first have to search for this class via the menu Project->References(Classpath) and then add it by checking the checkmark in front of TableCellRenderer in your new class type: Jabaco Source 1 Implements TableCellRenderer Jabaco then automatically will...
Hi @ll there must be some room for yokes, I think. But for now let's get back to work again After the control arrays were heavily discussed and demanded by many users, Manuel did a great job in implementing the control arrays for us in the new Jabaco 1.4.2 beta. Controlarrays are now very easy to create and use in Jabaco. Let me explain it with a small example: an array of CommandButtons. * Start Jabaco, and start a new SDI-Project (standard-project) * drag a CommandButton-control onto the form:...
Hola gabizzz, gracias por la ejemplo saludos OlimilO
Hi Stefan On my computer it's also not possible to reproduce your problem. maybe you misspelled that ?) odbc is similar to oddc or obdc or obbc But to be honest, sometimes I encountered that Jabaco does not do what I except, but most of the time it's because of a mistake elsewhere in my code. Four eyes .. you could send me a email with your code attached and zipped. greetings OlimilO
Hi there, in VB6 it is possible to create a menubar in a MDIChild-form. when you create a MDIChild-form the menubar of the MDIMain-form gets replaced by the menubar of the MDIChild-form is this also possible in Jabaco? in Jabaco there is no MenuBar-property for the MDIChild (but getMenuBar) if it is not possible in Jabaco, should not we make this possible? but how far is the MDI-concept in Java/Jabaco available/realisable? it is more a windows-like concept isn't it? OlimilO
Hi Manuel, a new star is born ThankU +OlimilO
Hallo, ja es gibt da (noch?) keine Möglichkeit die Reihenfolge manuell anzupassen. Die TabStop-Reihenfolge wird aber automatisch von linksoben nach rechtsunten festgelegt. Es ist nicht so wie in VB6 d.h. ein Durcheinander ist eigentlich garnicht möglich, bzw ist bei mir noch nicht aufgetreten Oliver
Hey Henrik *huhu* *winkewinke* why english? OK, let's see It's because ... I do not speak french... and moreover I do not understand spain.. and also italian, not a single word ah! except ... si, no, due cafe so thanks to the reasons already mentioned i could try it in english
Hi Everybody, let's start a public discussion about how to organize tutorials, and parts of the documentation in the Jabaco Wiki. Don't know what the Jabaco-Wiki is? Just take a look at the top of the page. Below the Jabaco panther you will find two buttons: "Community" "Tutorials" if you click Tutorials you will enter the Jabaco Wiki I heard many of you saying that documentation for Jabaco is very important, we should not let Manuel do the whole work. greetings OlimilO
With Strings it is the same. But Of course you do not have to use a certain self defined class or user defined type. But do not use the Jabaco String or java#lang#String either. Just use an object of the StringBuilder class that can be found in the namespace java#lang. Jabaco Source 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 Public Sub Form_Load() Dim s1 As New java#lang#String: s1 = "null " Call AddString1(s1) Call AddString2(s1) MsgBox s1 '"null " Dim s2 As New java#lang...
Hello everybody, let's talk about ByRef in Jabaco (1.4.0 Beta) In VB6 there are two possibilities to declare a variable in a function header: ByRef or ByVal If you know VB6 you know the difference between ByRef and ByVal. If you are a beginner maybe you have heard it but don't know what it is exactly? It's better to look at it by an example so let's construct a very simple example. VB6-Code ======== if you do not explicitely declare ByRef or ByVal the default ist ByRef. ByRef means when you use ...
hi, Quoted writing ActiveX components in JAVA is not possible If we talk about ActiveX we should distinguish between writing and using it. * writing: we are glad not to be in JAVA, so writing ActiveX-dlls with Jabaco could be possible to implement if you bypass the Jabaco Compiler and do it with a new "COM"-compiler. But who wants to implement this feature in Jabaco? one could use Microsoft VB if he wants to write ActiveXdlls * using: I must admit i have not tried this before in Jabaco. But look...
Hi there, by experimenting with Usercontrols in Jabaco I have created a small Control what you call in VB a MonthCalendar. It simply shows a sort of a Calendar that has a line for every week and the week day names in columns, where the user can select a special date. It's underlying working class is the GregorianCalendar from the namespace java#util. if you drag an object of it onto a form you could use it on a form like this: Jabaco Source 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Public Sub MonthCalendar1_Selected() Mont...
Hello Stefan, Quoted Only the names of a few methods are different, because Jabaco and Java use different type names, e.g. Short vs. Integer, Integer vs. Long and Float vs. Single no not really... Java Primitive Data Types Jabaco Data Types and Operators afair the ranges and names of primitive data types in Jabaco and in Java are quite similar. but a bit different to VB cheers OlimilO
Hi A1880, Quoted any new findings compared to our previous posts Our previous post ... well wasn't it about the buggy Now function? The new finding is that I think I found a new bug: A variable of java#util#Date seems not to fit into a variable of java#util#Date when you deliver it to a function call but... Aahh OK, what i did not really realize that I simply have to use Conversion.CDate - not nice but OK Source code 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Public Sub Form_Load() Dim jd As java#util#Date MsgBox Foo(jd) ...
Hi, the problems with Date are really strange what kind of beast is Date in Jabaco? and what kind of beast is Date in Java (resp. java#util#Date)? the problem is that java#util#Date seams not to fit in java#util#Date. sounds like a strange bug? yes it does ... look at this: Jabaco Source 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 Public Sub Form_Load() Dim Cal As New java#util#GregorianCalendar Dim jd As java#util#Date Dim dt As Date 'jd = Cal.getTi...
