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Yes, I understand, Theera. I'm having a similar problem, displaying characters in the ide, and can't figure out how theuserbl did it. I thought we could work around the problem, by inputting the Thai characters with their unicode values. But that didn't work, either. Anyway, let's await some responses, and reflect on it, for a few days. There might be something obvious, that we're just not seeing. That happens to me, all the time. Quoted from "Theera" My problem is not about how to coding for tr...
Import com#jcraft#jsch#Channel Import com#jcraft#jsch#ChannelSftp Import com#jcraft#jsch#Jsch Import com#jcraft#jsch#JSchException Import com#jcraft#jsch#Session Import com#jcraft#jsch#SftpException Import java#util#Vector Public Sub main(ByJava args() As String) Dim myArgs() As String myArgs = args Dim sResult As String = "" '// Generic return value Dim sHostName As String Dim sUserName As String Dim sPassword As String Dim sDirectory As String Dim prpConfig As New Properties() Dim sshDemo As J...
Theera, If you look at happy holidays , you'll see that theuserbl was able to copy and paste the actual contents of "Happy holidays", in various languages. But I haven't the foggiest idea, of how theuserbl was able to directly copy the unicode characters, into the IDE. When I copy them, they just appear as question marks. Anyway, this is what I've got so far. It compiles, but doesn't display any Thai characters: Import java#util#Locale Public Sub btnTestUnicodeMsgBox_Click() Dim lclLocale As Loc...
Theera, I'm having problem making this work. I tried using the Locale class, but as soon as the Import statement Import #java#util#Locale is input and the project compiled, there is an error: ERROR JABACO (9-1) Hashkey failed! Unfortunately, nothing with the Locale Import will compile, at least not on my Windows 8 PC. theuserbl has already worked out the Jabaco details: happy holidays Maybe it will compile, on your PC.
Quoted from "Theera" "Translate Jabaco into yout native langauge" it helps me to change only userinterface,but can't helps this problem. However,I have translated some my native language(still not finished). Yes, I understand. So, what you're trying to do, is be able to display a Messagebox, with Thai characters. Ok, gotta catch up on a couple of projects at the office, but will look further into it.
Quoted from "Theera" My coding I need to show Thai langauge in order that any Thai developers can read my sourcecode. So you need to be able to display Unicode characters, like the ones here http://jrgraphix.net/r/Unicode/0E00-0E7F Can't give you a definite answer yet, but will research it. Off the top of my head, I think you would want to convert the Thai characters from the Unicode values to decimal, and concatenate the ChrW( nChar ) of each character, into a string. But actually, I tried tha...
Quoted from "Theera" Hi all, I'm looking for Jabaco 's guide for Beginner. Please tell me. Thank you in advance. Quoted from "Theera" Hi all, I'm looking for Jabaco 's guide for Beginner. Please tell me. Thank you in advance. Not really a manual, but you can start here: http://www.jabaco.org/wiki/Main_Page
Theera, sorry I don't understand the question. What text do you want, in the Message box? Do you have a project sample, we can look at?
Quoted from "Theera" Hi all, I need the form to ask when I click the x button which the right-top conner of the windows. How to code in Sub Form_Unload or Module1? Other cases,I can do. Theera, use Dani's sample. Start there, that produces the effect that you want. Then add your command buttons and functionality. http://www.jabaco.org/board/index.php?pa…ttachmentID=308
What text do you want to appear, in the Message Box?
Theera, if you're comfortable sending us a sample of your code, we can try it on our PCs, and let you know what we see.
It is the truth, that so far I find Jabaco more useful than B4J. And it seems absolutely insane, that B4J doesn't have direct access to java libraries, that you have to write wrappers. Sorry, but that's my opinion. Someone else might see it differently. I should point out, though, that B4J's debugger, at least currently, is better than Jabaco's. Also, I do have an ongoing project in B4J, simply because it started there, and there's no point redoing it, with another tool.
Yep, like you said, the widths have to be set after the grid is populated. That works, thanks Dani.
Hi, I'm using ColWidth( nColumnNumber ) = nColumnWidth , but ColWidth() doesn't seem to be working. There's no difference. I searched the forum for 'jbgrid column width', but it returns no results.
Y-y-y-y-y-Yes!!! Manuel, thanks for keeping us updated. And PLEASE, provide some way to send you donations.
Include JLink.jar in your References/classpath. Import com#wolfram#jlink.* Public Sub main(ByJava args() As String) Dim myArgs() As String myArgs = args Dim ml As KernelLink = Null Dim nResult As Integer = 0 Dim sJLinkDir As String = "" Dim sKernelLinkArguments As String = "" sJLinkDir = "c:\Program Files\Wolfram Research\Mathematica\9.0\SystemFiles\Links\JLink" System.setProperty( "com.wolfram.jlink.libdir", sJLinkDir ) sKernelLinkArguments = "-linkmode launch -linkname 'C:\Program Files\Wolfra...
Found something very interesting. It took several hours to pin down the problem, but it had to do with a specific jar. With this library loaded, Jabaco starts to compile, and actually generates a jar, but never finishes. The progress bar, that appears when Jabaco is generating a jar or exe, halts at around 60 percent, and you can see that it's stuck, even though you can still move around and use the menus. When you look in the generated jar, it's missing several modules, including the main one. ...
Quoted from "Erel" I'm not really familiar with Jabaco and I definitely don't intend to compare B4J to Jabaco on Jabaco forum. It looks like a great product. I've just corrected the facts. Quoted If it doesn't require the source code, then how come 1) Some of the instructions (trying to locate them) recommend that you inject annotations like @ShortName(module)? Are they referring to the wrapper code? Yes, they are referring the wrapper code. 98% of B4J (and B4A) developers will never write any ...
Quoted from "Erel" Quoted In order for an external jar to be accessible to B4J (at this time, December 31st, 2013), you need to have the source code and prepare it in different ways. This is not exactly correct. The Java source code is not required. You do need to create a Java wrapper to wrap the jar file. In most cases it is quite simple. There is a tool named SLC (simple library compiler) that helps with the building step. If it doesn't require the source code, then how come 1) Some of the i...
Quoted from "theuserbl" More information about JarClassLoader: Seems that the unloadClass()-method don't work correct. But possible that it depends on the ClassLoader itself, which JarClassLoader is based on. I have now read in the internet and as answer from the author of JarClassLoader, that changing a class in one JCL-instance is not possible. What I mean with it: For example, you have three external jar-files: - mygui-1.2.jar - mynet-0.4.jar - mydb-1.1.jar All jars are loaded with JarClassL...
