Re: [Gambas-user] =?iso-8859-1?q?Question_about_how_to_address_more_t?= =?iso-8859-1?q?han_1=09checkbox_or_picturebox_item_in_for-next_loo?= =?iso-8859-1?q?p?=

[ron <ro...@ti...>]

On Friday 27 July 2007 12:57, Ron Klinkien wrote:
> ron wrote:
> > On Thursday 26 July 2007 16:20, Ron Klinkien wrote:
> >   

Good to hear.

Just a tip I use in real programming where the Object is required.
1) if the DIM is inside the sub/function I do
	'DIM myPic as Object	'doRun
	DIM myPic as Picturebox 'doEdit

or more I did this as
	DIM myPic as Object 'Picturebox ' 'doEdit

in the time gambas did support, with the old editor, drag and drop 
on code I did drag the correct "keyword ' " in place :(

Before the compile/run I place the remarks sign to the line below
by find the lines with i.e. 'doRun' 

2) if the declaration in global part of the file.
	PUBLIC myPic as Object	'doRun

	SUB showpic()
	 	DIM myPic as Picturebox 'doEdit
		....
	END
Before the compile and/or run I put a remark at the DIM line

Now the auto completion works with correct object properties/methods
during edit time.

When gambas support the C form of #IF x=y #end (conditional compile)
this will be a peace of cake.


Ron


> >> DIM i AS Integer
> >>  DIM SensorByte1 as Byte
> >>  DIM PBoxI AS PictureBox = [PictureBoxI0, PictureBoxI1, PictureBoxI2, 
> >> PictureBoxI3, PictureBoxI4, PictureBoxI5, PictureBoxI6, PictureBoxI7]
> >>        
> >>
> >>     
> > Hi Ron from Ron
> >
> > change :
> >   DIM PBoxI AS PictureBox = [PictureBoxI0, PictureBoxI1, PictureBoxI2, 
> >  PictureBoxI3, PictureBoxI4, PictureBoxI5, PictureBoxI6, PictureBoxI7]
> > to
> >   DIM PBoxI AS Object[] = [PictureBoxI0, PictureBoxI1, PictureBoxI2, 
> >  PictureBoxI3, PictureBoxI4, PictureBoxI5, PictureBoxI6, PictureBoxI7]
> >
> > Why Object? Well that is what it expects regarding the error :)
> > Not nice but should work
> > Why Object[]? Because you asign a array of PictureBoxI# to it
> >
> > Secondly you can't do DIM PBoxI AS PictureBox[]
> >
> > Hoop dat dit helpt. :)
> >  
> > Groeten:
> > Ron