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Re: ODBC Problem

2008-07-24T03:54:46Z

On mardi 22 juillet 2008, overhill@... wrote:

> Hi Benoit,
>
> first of all i want to tank you for your job and for give us the
> possibility to have good time programming :-)
>
> Obviously I'm not writing only for greeting, but for a problem too.
> Sorry for this :-)
>
> I've installed succesfully ODBC for iSeries on my AMD64 system with
> Ubuntu 8.4, and I've checked that it work fine under "sql".
> I've tried to create a little project for create a connection to an
> iSeries and the connection itslef working, but when I try to exec a SQL
> command, I receive the #11 error.
> I use Gambas version 2.7, the las stable, and I'd compiled with gcc
> 4.2 (using a 64 bit system I tink it's better working on compiled
> program... don't you think?)
> I' hope those few things are enough for you for give me some help.
>
> Oh, last think: I'm sure that if an English Teacher read this mail,
> she (every English Teacher are female... :-) ) my vote could be a "F",
> but I hope you can understand what I wrote.
>
> Bye and tanks again
>
> Overhill
>

Can you try to compile the latest 2.x version from the svn repository? I
recently fixed a bug in th 64 bits version of gambas that seems to not be
visible until gcc 4.1.

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Re: Problem parsing a "<" character to the Linux Shell

2008-07-23T20:28:42Z

M0E Lnx wrote:
> I just tried that, and I get the same results. I dont know what the problem is..
>
> sCMD = "lzmadec " & chr(60) & space(1) & sFilePath
>
> for degbuggind, I print sCMD and all I get is "lzmadec". I can print
> sFilePath and I know for a fact is has a value.
>
How about this:

EXEC [ "lzmadec" , "<" , sPath ]

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Re: Problem parsing a "<" character to the Linux Shell

2008-07-23T20:10:11Z

I just tried that, and I get the same results. I dont know what the problem is..

sCMD = "lzmadec " & chr(60) & space(1) & sFilePath

for degbuggind, I print sCMD and all I get is "lzmadec". I can print
sFilePath and I know for a fact is has a value.

On 7/23/08, Caveat <Gambas@...> wrote:

> Have you tried Chr$(60)?
>
> Chr$(33) = ! Chr$(34) = " Chr$(35) = # Chr$(36) = $
> Chr$(37) = % Chr$(38) = & Chr$(39) = ' Chr$(40) = (
> Chr$(41) = ) Chr$(42) = * Chr$(43) = + Chr$(44) = ,
> Chr$(45) = - Chr$(46) = . Chr$(47) = / Chr$(48) = 0
> Chr$(49) = 1 Chr$(50) = 2 Chr$(51) = 3 Chr$(52) = 4
> Chr$(53) = 5 Chr$(54) = 6 Chr$(55) = 7 Chr$(56) = 8
> Chr$(57) = 9 Chr$(58) = : Chr$(59) = ; Chr$(60) = <
> Chr$(61) = = Chr$(62) = > Chr$(63) = ? Chr$(64) = @
> Chr$(65) = A Chr$(66) = B Chr$(67) = C Chr$(68) = D
> Chr$(69) = E Chr$(70) = F Chr$(71) = G Chr$(72) = H
> Chr$(73) = I Chr$(74) = J Chr$(75) = K Chr$(76) = L
> Chr$(77) = M Chr$(78) = N Chr$(79) = O Chr$(80) = P
> Chr$(81) = Q Chr$(82) = R Chr$(83) = S Chr$(84) = T
> Chr$(85) = U Chr$(86) = V Chr$(87) = W Chr$(88) = X
> Chr$(89) = Y Chr$(90) = Z Chr$(91) = [ Chr$(92) = \
> Chr$(93) = ] Chr$(94) = ^ Chr$(95) = _ Chr$(96) = `
> Chr$(97) = a Chr$(98) = b Chr$(99) = c Chr$(100) = d
> Chr$(101) = e Chr$(102) = f Chr$(103) = g Chr$(104) = h
> Chr$(105) = i Chr$(106) = j Chr$(107) = k Chr$(108) = l
> Chr$(109) = m Chr$(110) = n Chr$(111) = o Chr$(112) = p
> Chr$(113) = q Chr$(114) = r Chr$(115) = s Chr$(116) = t
> Chr$(117) = u Chr$(118) = v Chr$(119) = w Chr$(120) = x
>
> On Wed, 2008-07-23 at 17:02 -0500, M0E Lnx wrote:
>> I'm writing an application that uses a shell like to perform some tasks.
>>
>> I need to parse something like "lzmadec < " & sPath to the shell. The
>> problem is,
>> it seems that gambas is only parsing "lzmadec" and ignores everything
>> starting at the "<" to the end of the line.
>>
>> I tried escaping the "<" like "\<" but it doesn't work... says bad
>> string conversion...
>>
>> Any suggestions? is this a bug? feature that I dont know about yet?
>> How do I parse the "<" to the shell?
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Re: Problem parsing a "<" character to the Linux Shell

2008-07-23T16:42:38Z

Have you tried Chr$(60)?

Chr$(33) = ! Chr$(34) = " Chr$(35) = # Chr$(36) = $
Chr$(37) = % Chr$(38) = & Chr$(39) = ' Chr$(40) = (
Chr$(41) = ) Chr$(42) = * Chr$(43) = + Chr$(44) = ,
Chr$(45) = - Chr$(46) = . Chr$(47) = / Chr$(48) = 0
Chr$(49) = 1 Chr$(50) = 2 Chr$(51) = 3 Chr$(52) = 4
Chr$(53) = 5 Chr$(54) = 6 Chr$(55) = 7 Chr$(56) = 8
Chr$(57) = 9 Chr$(58) = : Chr$(59) = ; Chr$(60) = <
Chr$(61) = = Chr$(62) = > Chr$(63) = ? Chr$(64) = @
Chr$(65) = A Chr$(66) = B Chr$(67) = C Chr$(68) = D
Chr$(69) = E Chr$(70) = F Chr$(71) = G Chr$(72) = H
Chr$(73) = I Chr$(74) = J Chr$(75) = K Chr$(76) = L
Chr$(77) = M Chr$(78) = N Chr$(79) = O Chr$(80) = P
Chr$(81) = Q Chr$(82) = R Chr$(83) = S Chr$(84) = T
Chr$(85) = U Chr$(86) = V Chr$(87) = W Chr$(88) = X
Chr$(89) = Y Chr$(90) = Z Chr$(91) = [ Chr$(92) = \
Chr$(93) = ] Chr$(94) = ^ Chr$(95) = _ Chr$(96) = `
Chr$(97) = a Chr$(98) = b Chr$(99) = c Chr$(100) = d
Chr$(101) = e Chr$(102) = f Chr$(103) = g Chr$(104) = h
Chr$(105) = i Chr$(106) = j Chr$(107) = k Chr$(108) = l
Chr$(109) = m Chr$(110) = n Chr$(111) = o Chr$(112) = p
Chr$(113) = q Chr$(114) = r Chr$(115) = s Chr$(116) = t
Chr$(117) = u Chr$(118) = v Chr$(119) = w Chr$(120) = x

On Wed, 2008-07-23 at 17:02 -0500, M0E Lnx wrote:

> I'm writing an application that uses a shell like to perform some tasks.
>
> I need to parse something like "lzmadec < " & sPath to the shell. The
> problem is,
> it seems that gambas is only parsing "lzmadec" and ignores everything
> starting at the "<" to the end of the line.
>
> I tried escaping the "<" like "\<" but it doesn't work... says bad
> string conversion...
>
> Any suggestions? is this a bug? feature that I dont know about yet?
> How do I parse the "<" to the shell?
>
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Problem parsing a "<" character to the Linux Shell

2008-07-23T15:02:20Z

I'm writing an application that uses a shell like to perform some tasks.

I need to parse something like "lzmadec < " & sPath to the shell. The
problem is,
it seems that gambas is only parsing "lzmadec" and ignores everything
starting at the "<" to the end of the line.

I tried escaping the "<" like "\<" but it doesn't work... says bad
string conversion...

Any suggestions? is this a bug? feature that I dont know about yet?
How do I parse the "<" to the shell?

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Re: gb.pcre help anyone?

2008-07-23T13:04:13Z

Benoit Minisini schreef:

> On mercredi 23 juillet 2008, Ron wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> In my quest to parse a string to get some values from it, I ended up
>> with way to much string functions.
>>
>> So I want to parse it a bit more efficient with gb.pcre... so far so
>> good, but I 'm stumped as how to use it.
>> Very sparse docs found on gambasdoc.org, but can anybody give an example?
>>
>> Let say I have this:
>> Temp #01[4D0000004FC78A26]=24.31C
>>
>> And want to get the address (between the brackets) and the temp with the
>> use of gb.pcre...
>>
>> Maybe a competition; who can get those values with the least amount of
>> Gambas code...? ;-)
>>
>> Regards,
>> Ron_2nd
>>
>>
>
> You don't need gb.pcre for simple extraction. You can use the built-in Scan()
> function:
>
> DIM sStr AS String = "Temp #01[4D0000004FC78A26]=24.31C"
> DIM aScan AS String[]
> aScan = Scan(sStr, "*[[]*]=*")
> PRINT "Address: "; aScan[1]
> PRINT "Temp: "; aScan[2]
>

Ok! even better, you are right...

I love Gambas more and more!

Thanks,
Ron_2nd

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Re: gb.pcre help anyone?

2008-07-23T13:00:10Z

On mercredi 23 juillet 2008, Ron wrote:

> Hi,
>
> In my quest to parse a string to get some values from it, I ended up
> with way to much string functions.
>
> So I want to parse it a bit more efficient with gb.pcre... so far so
> good, but I 'm stumped as how to use it.
> Very sparse docs found on gambasdoc.org, but can anybody give an example?
>
> Let say I have this:
> Temp #01[4D0000004FC78A26]=24.31C
>
> And want to get the address (between the brackets) and the temp with the
> use of gb.pcre...
>
> Maybe a competition; who can get those values with the least amount of
> Gambas code...? ;-)
>
> Regards,
> Ron_2nd
>

You don't need gb.pcre for simple extraction. You can use the built-in Scan()
function:

DIM sStr AS String = "Temp #01[4D0000004FC78A26]=24.31C"
DIM aScan AS String[]
aScan = Scan(sStr, "*[[]*]=*")
PRINT "Address: "; aScan[1]
PRINT "Temp: "; aScan[2]

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gb.pcre help anyone?

2008-07-23T12:47:15Z

Hi,

In my quest to parse a string to get some values from it, I ended up
with way to much string functions.

So I want to parse it a bit more efficient with gb.pcre... so far so
good, but I 'm stumped as how to use it.
Very sparse docs found on gambasdoc.org, but can anybody give an example?

Let say I have this:
Temp #01[4D0000004FC78A26]=24.31C

And want to get the address (between the brackets) and the temp with the
use of gb.pcre...

Maybe a competition; who can get those values with the least amount of
Gambas code...? ;-)

Regards,
Ron_2nd

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Re: New controls

2008-07-22T15:57:21Z

Hi Benoit,

I tried to inherits TextLabel, but How Can I pass the container. I mean,

Private hMessageLabel As New TextLabel( Container )

Please, what do I have to put in the container section.

Regards

David

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Subject: Re: [Gambas-devel] New controls

On mardi 15 juillet 2008, David Villalobos Cambronero wrote:

> Hi Benoit:
>
> I have written two classes that provide two controls, we can add it to
> gb.form
>
> One of them is called: MessageLabel, its goal is to provides a “Status
> Label”, so, you can send a message and say if this message is Error type
> (red background), Info (green background), etc. I wrote it because is a
> good practice to inform the user about the “events” that happens in the
> program like Gambas IDE does, so I added a color background to call the
> attention of the user.
>
> The other one is called MemInfo, its goal is to provide a label that return
> the memory used by the application. I think in some programs we will need
> to know the amount of memory used.
>
> In the project has a form to show how it works, so, install the component
> and then uncomment all the code and run it.
>
> So, please take a look and please tell me what do you think.
>
>
> Best regards
>
> David

Hi David,

I looked at both controls, and I'm not really convinced by MemInfo.

The MemInfo won't tell you the real memory used by the process. There are two
good ways to do that, depending on what you want to know. None of them is
really accurate.

The first one is what does the Gambas script example on the wiki: calculate
the memory used by the system without I/O caches before starting the program,
and during its execution. The difference is the actual memory used by the
program.

The second one is analysing the memory used by *all* processes with the 'pmap'
program, and then calculating the memory used by the examined process by
giving a weight to each memory segment. A non-shared memory section is fully
attributed to the process, a shared memory section is given a weight
inversely proportional to the number of processes using it.

Anyway, I'm not sure putting this control in a common component is useful,
even if it would give the right information, because it is very rarely used.

The MessageLabel is more useful. But it needs some work:

* The MessageLabel should have an AutoResize property, like the Label.
* The standard background must be used for "normal" messages.
* Why do you use "Export Optional"?
* The MsgXXXX properties should be renamed to XXXXColor. This is far more
readable.
* A Clear() method to clear the label, and stop the internal timer.
* Why is there a Default property?
* Did you try to implement the control by directly inherit Label?

Your MessageLabel makes me think... If you are brave, here is another thing
that you could implement:

It is a sort of internal message box like Firefox uses. It should be a
component that exports a Message class to replace the old one, and a
MessagePanel control that the user put inside its main form. Only one
MessagePanel by application should be enough. The MessagePanel should not
actually be needed, if you can insert it automatically in the main form by
using some Reparent() magic, and let the user specifying where it should be
inserted (on top/bottom of a specified control).

Tell me what you think abot that!

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ODBC Problem

2008-07-22T10:20:05Z

Hi Benoit,

first of all i want to tank you for your job and for give us the
possibility to have good time programming :-)

Obviously I'm not writing only for greeting, but for a problem too.
Sorry for this :-)

I've installed succesfully ODBC for iSeries on my AMD64 system with
Ubuntu 8.4, and I've checked that it work fine under "sql".
I've tried to create a little project for create a connection to an
iSeries and the connection itslef working, but when I try to exec a SQL
command, I receive the #11 error.
I use Gambas version 2.7, the las stable, and I'd compiled with gcc
4.2 (using a 64 bit system I tink it's better working on compiled
program... don't you think?)
I' hope those few things are enough for you for give me some help.

Oh, last think: I'm sure that if an English Teacher read this mail,
she (every English Teacher are female... :-) ) my vote could be a "F",
but I hope you can understand what I wrote.

Bye and tanks again

Overhill

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Re: Update wiki pages for gb.db.mysql

2008-07-22T09:47:15Z

Ohh, Now it works... thanks a lot

Regards

David

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Sent: Tuesday, July 22, 2008 10:26:18 AM
Subject: Re: [Gambas-devel] Update wiki pages for gb.db.mysql

On mardi 22 juillet 2008, David Villalobos Cambronero wrote:

> Hi, Benoit,
>
> I try to save the pages to see the new changes, but the new classes do no
> appear. For example the page:
> http://gambasdoc.org/help/comp/gb.db.mysql/_mysql?v3 should have more
> classes, i.e "Routines" and do no appear.
>
> Am I doing something wrong?
>
>
> Regards
>
>
> David
>
>

It's my fault, I forgot to recompile gb.db.mysql before regenerating the
*.info files. This should be ok now!

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Re: Update wiki pages for gb.db.mysql

2008-07-22T09:26:18Z

On mardi 22 juillet 2008, David Villalobos Cambronero wrote:

From forum: gambas-devel

Re: Update wiki pages for gb.db.mysql

2008-07-22T09:18:47Z

Hi, Benoit,

I try to save the pages to see the new changes, but the new classes do no appear. For example the page: http://gambasdoc.org/help/comp/gb.db.mysql/_mysql?v3 should have more classes, i.e "Routines" and do no appear.

Am I doing something wrong?

Regards

David

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Sent: Monday, July 21, 2008 11:04:04 AM
Subject: Re: [Gambas-devel] Update wiki pages for gb.db.mysql

On lundi 21 juillet 2008, Benoit Minisini wrote:

> On lundi 21 juillet 2008, David Villalobos Cambronero wrote:
> > Hi Benoit,
> >
> > Did you have time to do this?
> >
> > ---
> >
> >
> > David
>
> I forgot... I do it NOW!

Done. But you must edit your previous pages and save it again to see the
symbol definitions.

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Re: New controls

2008-07-22T09:11:47Z

Hi Benoit,

You are right about the MemInfo.

I'll will make the changes in the MessageLabel and send it again to review.

Let me think about the message box, and how to implement it and I'll tell you, it is a good idea to have something similar. Maybe we can add a log file to store all the messages. Please let me know any idea you have related with this.

Regards

David

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On mardi 15 juillet 2008, David Villalobos Cambronero wrote:

From forum: gambas-devel

Re: Again signal 11

2008-07-22T07:20:15Z

On mardi 22 juillet 2008, Steven Lobbezoo wrote:
> I don't know.
> I have gcc 4.3-39.1 (i586) installed on Suse 11.0 (latest)
> But I dont have a 64 bit environment.
>
> Steven
>

I said that because you got some of the valgrind errors got on the last 64
bits OpenSuse.

I notice that gdb and valgrind have both a very strange behaviour on OpenSuse!

Maybe you could try the 64 bits fix. Who knows?

--
Benoit Minisini

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