at sourceforge:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/harbour-project/files/
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> Preparing a flow-chart to demonstrate whole hbQT process
It would be great for us "beginners" in order to catch-up Qt development...
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This morning I attended a visual studio 2010 presentation and the
speaker showed us the power of XNA framework (for game development).
He had a pane on the left with a list box containing "code snippets".
Double-clicking on one item made VS insert that code (multiline code,
only the first line sho
If I remember well, a couple of weeks ago there was a commit for a
function that enabled to pass from a array/hash to a set of
variables.. ex:
a["b"]=1
a["c"]=2
function( a )
and now two variables are present:
b=1 and c=2
Was it real or did I dream ?
If it was real, can it be used also for named
On Sun, Mar 14, 2010 at 1:19 AM, Pritpal Bedi wrote:
> You always remember a name for longer periods.
Tomorrow I will ask my co-workers to show me this feature... actually
I don't know if it is a built-in feature or a plugin... I will tell
you how it really works in VS to populate the code snipp
I believe this is what hbc file is for...
On Wed, Mar 17, 2010 at 4:52 PM, pete_westg wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I don't know if it is technically easy or even possible to implemented, but
> i think it might be very handy to have inside main .prg one (or more)
> make-time directive(s) instructing hbmk2, ab
I was about to post about MongoDB, another NoSQL database.
With MongoDB you can have different column names for each record
giving the programmer maximum flexibility!
You can do searches but can't do joins. It supports replication and
sharding. It also support server-side operators... something li
> Though at least for live builds used by real users
> IMO it's worth to take the pain of a longer build
> to offer a faster working application. It's a one
> time overhead on developer's side and and permanent
> and noticeable gain on the users' side.
No problem for a lng one-time compile
yes, but only IF:
- it is an option not enabled by default
OR
- autosaves to a different file to not overwrite the file on disk
imagine you have your editor open and you go to have a drink, your cat
jumps over the keyboard and deletes some lines of code
Infact both "vi" editor and ms word
> And since change in more than 800 files?
I don't know your source code but you wrote:
func xxx( name )
local b := &( "{|| field->&('" + name + "') }" )
return eval( b )
so I understand that in your 800 files there are several calls like:
bGet = xxx( "surname" )
It this is the actual situation,
You can use setkey with one parameter ( the inkey(0) return value) to
check if a codeblock is associated and then invoke it with correct
parameters...
something like this
nCode := inkey( 0 )
(check nCode)
cBlock := setkey ( nCode )
if cBlock
Eval( cBlock, procfile(1), procname(1), procline(1)
Pritpal,
can you please spend some time trying to write some documentation on
the internals of the interface to Qt ?
It would give others a quick start ...
Francesco
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htt
Maurilio,
use the "bisect" method... if revision X is ok and revision X+100 is
bad, start checking revision X+50 and you will split the number of
tests by half. Suppose that X+50 is ok, then test X+25... and so on...
Mercurial had a bisect functionality just for this scope...
Francesco
On Tue, M
For compiling I use
set path=C:\MinGW\bin;c:\qt\qt\bin;c:\cvs\harbour\harbour\bin;%PATH%
( %PATH% includes older harbour and bcc compiler)
mingw32-make clean install
>From log.txt
! Building Harbour 2.1.0dev from source - http://www.harbour-project.org
! MAKE: mingw32-make 3.81 sh.exe clean ins
On Fri, Apr 2, 2010 at 12:14 PM, Viktor Szakáts wrote:
> Hi,
>
> This seems like mingw distro bug. You can try to work it around
> by making sure gcc.exe also exists next to the -dw2 version.
> I think normally it should be there though.
>
> Or try using official distro if you absolutely need dw2.
Hi Pritpal, Yesterday I sent a message to your private email address
about the GPF... did you receive it ?
Francesco
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I spent some time with Maurizio trying to investigate the error he had
this MORNING compiling hbide (QT_STRONGFOCUS non existing variable
running hbide). Following his message a reply advised to do a full
clean and compile. This EVENING Maurizio did a "svn cleanup", then a
"svn update", started the
> This is not true. What most likely happens is that you
> had a hbqt.ch copied into /include dir by using 'install'
> in the past but not using it after making subsequent
> incremental builds.
True, infact there is a hbqt.ch in /include but it should be updated
by a make install shouldn't it
error was in hbidefindreplace, where Qt_StrongFocus is used... but it
used also in thbqtui.prg...
Maurizio uses a batch file to do a clean/install (the same I use) so
he can't "forget"... at this point I may only thing that the make did
not complete, the error message is redirected to a file so Ma
Viktor, your answers are like GOLD, not worthless. Infact you pointed
to the right direction, a hbqt.ch file in /include
What is not "normal" is that /include/hbqt.ch was not updated by a
"make clean install" and I was trying to understand what happened to
make the process more straightforward
> Well, HB_INSTALL_PREFIX will default to SVN dir
> or system dir on *nix by default (since these are
> the only known dir by the make system). So, if you
> leave it to default, it's much better option to not
> use it at all, as I suggested several times.
So, just a "mingw32-make clean all" ?
But
> set HBMK_OPTIONS=-trace
> mingw32-make clean
> mingw32-make
It compiled without errors. Then I issued mingw32-make install
(HB_INSTALL_PREFIX was not set) and I got:
windres.exe -IC:/cvs/harbour/harbour/include
C:/DOCUME~1/ADMINI~1/IMPOST~1/Temp/hbmk_g8aur0.rc -O coff -o
C:/DOCUME~1/ADMINI~1/IM
>
> PrgVersion() is nowhere called in hbIDE. OR I am unable to understand you.
In its main program file there is a function definition
code..
code...
code...
function PrgVersion()
return (a certain value)
When compiling from hbide he gets:
../(path)/(file).a(_ERRSYS.o):_ERRSYS.c:(.data+0x3a8):
This evening I started to "study" hbqt and I started from the sample
code I found on trolltech site... they are very basic samples based on
qt3 but so simple that they are still valid.
I converted sample 1 in a few minutes... just pay attention to
constructor that in Harbour is not overloaded...
>
> BTW what are exactly : hbqt: a couple of questions ?
1) is there some reason for having s_slots and s_events handled by the
programmer and not hidden someway ?
2) how can I translate 1:1 from c++
QObject::connect( &quit, SIGNAL(clicked()), &a, SLOT(quit()) );
to harbour/Qt ...
I was transla
Hi Pritpal
>> 1) is there some reason for having s_slots and s_events handled by the
>> programmer and not hidden someway ?
>
> Yes, because in Harbour we are calling Qt classes by function calls
> instead of class/method calls. We cannot call Qt classes directly.
> Though my explanation may appea
> Perhaps:
> VAR events // in QApplication
> instead of:
> STATIC s_events
>
> Former is much cleaner. QApplication class
> seems to be a requirement for any HBQT app
> so it seems doable.
>
> Anyway just ignore this like most other
> suggestions from me. For me it's not a problem.
Or please te
Hi Pritpal
I think that there is some misunderstanding... I'm not a native
english speaker so I may be confusing some time... I will try to be
more clear i n the future.
A bit about me: I was a programmer, up to about year 2000 my income
was from programming. No more. I only have one copy of a big
Let's start with
"qtgui/QPushButton.cpp"
HB_FUNC( QT_QPUSHBUTTON_SETAUTODEFAULT )
{
hbqt_par_QPushButton( 1 )->setAutoDefault( hb_parl( 2 ) );
}
Since
#define hbqt_par_QPushButton( n ) ( ( QPushButton
* ) hbqt_gcpointer( n ) )
this line:
hbqt_par_QPushButton( 1
Just after hitting Send I went back to QPointer description and I saw this:
QPointer label = new QLabel;
label->setText("&Status:");
...
if (label)
label->show();
QPointer can be used in place of the object it points to...
So there may be a point 3)
change the way we
Pritpal can you please add a HB_TRACE on entering hbqt_gcAllocate_*
with bNew value ?
This line will match the "closing"
HB_TRACE( HB_TR_DEBUG, ( "PTR_rel_*:Object not created with new()" ) );
that show up in the trace without the corresponding "opening"
Perhaps the text "Object not creat
> If I understand correctly (correct me if not):
>
> - You intend to create separate hbqt_gcpointer*() calls for
> each object type.
No, my proposal 1) has just 2 functions, one hbqt_gcpointer for Qt
objects that don't have pq and one hbqt_gcpointer_has_pq for objects
that have one... Proposal 2)
> Yes. Plus check TOFIX notes in HBQT code, and it's
> worth to carefully read Przemek's recent quick summary
> of HBQT problems, there are some important issues
> raised there which may help finding the right direction.
> (f.e. confusing/mixing raw pointers with GC collected
> ones, which is anoth
It seems that I'm looking in the right direction
And this one ?
>> I also do not see any protection against wrong object casting and
>> raw pointer items are accepted what effectively blocks any serious
>> cleanups. Few months ago I sent code example which adds such protection
>> to this list
Update from svn...
after harbour-project:[14315] trunk/harbour should be ok
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void * hbqt_gcpointer( int iParam )
{
HB_TRACE( HB_TR_DEBUG, ( "hbqt_gcpointer iParam=%d", iParam ) );
QGC_POINTER * p = ( QGC_POINTER * ) hb_parptrGC( hbqt_gcFuncs(), iParam );
if( p && p->ph )
{
HB_TRACE( HB_TR_DEBUG, ( "hbqt_gcpointer returns p->ph
ph=%p", p->ph ) );
> Maybe it'd be a good idea to also add similar traces to
> hbqt_gcpointerFromItem(), hbqt_pPtrFromItem() and hbqt_pPtrFromObj()
> function.
Yes, of course.
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I have yet another proposal:
in QGC_POINTER_* a new member should be added, call it "fingerprint".
Every QObject should be issued a different "fingerprint", let's say
QApplication is 1, QPushButton is 2 and so on.
So when we get somehow a QGC_POINTER_* we can get back it's c++ class...
hbqt_gcpoin
If you are getting GPFs in a replicable and consistent way PLEASE
contact me and help me replicate it on my pc
I tried all day to get a GPF and got none...
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I'm on XP, mingw32 gcc 4.4.-dw2 (TDM-2 mingw32) and Qt sdk 2010.02,
should be Qt 4.6.2
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> Let me _repeat_ again:
I know exactly what you have been saying for a long time :-)
this specific proposal was only to do parameter checking
> Problem is not with functioning of the objects,
> that is working perfect. It lies when object is _destructed_
> by Qt and when Harbour tries to _free_
> You tried with hbIDE ?
>
> If yes, please note that it is now optimized to destroy objects
> in proper way.
Would be possible to disable to optimized destroy to do some tests ?
If yes, please reply privately how it can be done...
Thanks
Francesco
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> Hi,
>
>> Hi Viktor, I was about to send this message to the list when I had a
>> shocking vision
>>
>> In postgres.c it is NORMAL to discriminate between objects... there is
>> no use in passing type X instead of type Y and it must be av
> 2nd link I never read but it has little for us.
I sent the wrong link,but anyway it states that they too had problems
with memory deallocations and that it is important that each object
has a parent.
The link I wanted to send warned to never allocate a Qt object on the stack...
some thing like
Massimo, solution to my "other problem" will be a side-effect of what
is being worked on now.
Francesco
Massimo, il lavoro che si sta facendo ora, di inserire una migliore
gestione degli oggetti in hbqt, permetterà di adattare il codice dei
costruttori per avere funzioni di overloading... esempio
Thank you very much for your work because I think it can go in the
right direction. I didn't study your code yet but I want to ask you
one thing anyway... can may the code be written to be modular and
easily adaptable to various sources ? It may be nice tobe able to
harbour-ize any external library
> [Tue Apr 13 14:46:33 2010] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] malformed header from
> script. Bad header=\x1b[0m\x1b[1;1H\x1b[?25hHTTP/1.0 200 O: testcgi
They seem to be console codes... like if not the correct GT is being used...
You can use wget to get the page and store in a file:
wget -O outputfil
Marco,
can't you prepare a virtual installation for Pritpal ?
Virtualbox or Vmware client or whatever Pritpal agrees on
I just received a phone call from an experienced windows user that
tried to install ubuntu on one pc and got confused...
I can prepare a vmware virtual machine by the end
On Wed, Apr 14, 2010 at 11:59 AM, marco bra wrote:
> @Francesco Perillo
> Installing Ubuntu in a virtual pc ( i suggest Virtualbox ) inside Windows or
> in a real pc with Windows in dual boot mode is very very very easy...
Marco, I know this (I use linux from the gone "floppy"
> pObj = ( QPointer< QPageSetupDialog > * )
> memset( hb_gcAllocate( sizeof( QPointer< QPageSetupDialog > ),
> &s_gcQPageSetupDialog ),
> 0, sizeof( QPointer< QPageSetupDialog > ) );
It is already "included" it is visually differ
I use suse enterprise server 10 at the office and I STRONGLY suggest
to NOT use it for developing. Infact it misses several libraries,
includes etc
Please use OpenSuse, Ubuntu, Mandriva whatever you like but DO NOT
use SLES or RedHat advanced server...
Francesco
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I'm about to implement a -massivedebug switch to the generator
sample:
HB_FUNC( QT_QPUSHBUTTON_ISFLAT )
{
QPushButton * p;
HB_TRACE( HB, ( "Entering function QT_QPUSHBUTTON_ISFLAT" ) );
and with a bit more knowledge on parameters/object (also thanks to
Viktor generator2) we may also
Pritpal, I now think that in prg classes we should add destructor and
destroy all the children at harbour level from there, so doing that
ourself and not leaving the job to Qt
The other test I want to do is to use object.deleteLater() but it is
not a "solution", is an hack
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>
> Did you test this code ? I think, yes.
> Then prg level :addItem() method is missing, how you solved that?
> Manually writing in TQLayout.prg ?
I have this function in TQLayout.prg
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Hi to everybody,
I tried to solve the problem starting from the end, the delete... I
wanted to intercept the delete and from the pointer going back to the
harbour QGC_POINTER and "nullify" it From the end you cover all
cases in a generic way..
Your solution is from another point of view, you
> Yes, you are right, this patch is just the first step in the crash hunting.
> The next steps should be oriented to a more general dynamic approach.
This is an important patch because it started a new way for solving GPF...
Now there are several protections against GPFs...
- guarded pointers fo
Hi Istvan,
in your sample code there is:
HB_FUNC( QT_QLAYOUT_ADDITEM )
{
QGC_POINTER * p;
QGC_POINTER * q;
HB_TRACE( HB_TR_DEBUG, ( "Entering function QT_QLAYOUT_ADDITEM()" ) );
q = ( QGC_POINTER * ) hb_parptrGC( hbqt_gcFuncs(), 1 );
p = ( QGC_POINTER * ) hb_parptrGC( hbqt_gcFuncs(), 2
Istvan,
in hbide.prg please comment all the :destroy() lines, there are a
bunch together... I will try later...
Francesco
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> sudo apt-get update; sudo apt-get install subversion wget rcs
> build-essential ncurses-dev libslang2-dev tk8.3-dev unixodbc-dev
> libncurses-dev libx11-dev libgpm-dev firebird2.1-dev libfreeimage-dev
> libmysqlclient15-dev libpq-dev libqt3-mt-dev liballegro4.2-dev wine
> dosemu-freedos mingw32 z
Istvan,
in hbide.prg Pritpal implemented a "controlled" destroy of objects. He
tried to sequence the destroy to release the children objects first...
Disabling this long list of :destroy() and implementing your changes
for all the cases where necessary, we should get a working program
with no GPFs.
Sorry Pritpal, you were correct.
In the QLayout.qth file proposed by Istvan the line of addItem is
commented and so the harbour class is not generated...
Francesco
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A bit more tracing in the debug log
diff -r 020effeac192 harbour/contrib/hbqt/generatorF/hbqtgen.prg
--- a/harbour/contrib/hbqt/generatorF/hbqtgen.prg Thu Apr 15
09:56:57 2010 +0200
+++ b/harbour/contrib/hbqt/generatorF/hbqtgen.prg Thu Apr 15
22:52:42 2010 +0200
@@ -50,6 +50,8 @@
Since I got GPF in another point (removing the :destroy() part) of the
code (releasing a QToolBar) I used the trace above to see what
function calls were done on that QToolBar... they are
addAction
toggleViewAction
setIcon
at least one of them must have the change you proposed
Francesco
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Ok, just for trying to understand how it is possible to proceed and to
validate the idea I did some tests... I was able to remove a GPFs
changing some add* functions.
It was a manual work and I strongly believe it can't be done manually !
Just for reference I post here one of this changed function
Pritpal,
beware about the fact that the QTabWidget.cpp you committed was not
created by the generator, at least not the last one !
In order to change one function, every function was modified
Francesco
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a) tar + manual modification
b) self-executable
a) tar
it's just like a zip, you untar (unzip) it from a specific location
and then set some variables (PATH, ld.conf (pointing to libraries) etc
b) self-executable shell scri
> Such a shame :/
Well... tar can be used to read from tapes... and in the past a
command "cpio" was widely used for installations
>> In order to not have problems a static version is the way to go
>
> Yes. I wonder what dependencies QT libs themselves have?
I remember to have read that
> in "The Origin" this sentence:
> "Francesco: suggested to integrate "Eclipse" which he thought, and others
> supported, is a great tool, but also expressed that he has no knowledge, so
> far, how it can be integrated with Harbour."
It was me... :-) I was just out of an introductory course of Jav
Now that hbqt seems more stable than before, I'd like to know if
someone is using hbqt for business-type applications, I mean "crud"
applications, ERP, accounting, etc
Anyone wants to share some screenshots ?
Francesco
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I don't think that it's "too early"... we may work hard for many
months to have stable hbQt.. but if it doesn't interface with the
"clipper" way of doing business applications ?
In my code I have a lot of VALID and WHEN and PICTURE... if we don't
think about a way to emulate such functionalities w
> This means that a developer needs to change every ROW, COL value to X,
> Y and add the WIDTH value.
Personally, I did some tests in the past with hwgui and used the text
based coordinates as multipliers of font height and width...
WIDTH value can be calculated... code can be taken from the GET
s
Pritpal, Bruno, Luciano, Maurizio, you all say interesting things...
Let's try to go ahead step by step.
< long message deleted to not be tedious... >
I found the documentation for hbxbp (well, from the original... :-) )
so I may try to start from there to create some simple forms that
feed
> And if you count on me, I will surely provide whatever I could on hbXBP
> front.
Ok, I will do some tests asap.
Thanks,
Francesco
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> I've nothing against hbqt.
> The discussion is about using it to create business apps and I pointed
> one problem: many here have a lot of C5x CUI code to convert and hbqt
> does not help.
It is not its job !
hbqt maps the Qt classes, and it's something we must have. Also
hwgui/minigui have suc
I wanted to create a QTableWidget and populate it with different values.
My code is:
for i:= 1 to len(aL)
aAdd( oGridItem0x0 , "" )
t := QTableWidgetItem():new()
t:setBackground( oBrushBackItem0x0 )
t:setForeground( oBrushForeItem0x0 )
t:setText( "cella "+str(i) )
oGrid:s
A couple more...
QTableWidget_setVerticalHeaderItem
Description: Binary data
QTableWidget_setHorizontalHeaderItem
Description: Binary data
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> Also we agreed that this mechanism will be usedonly where we have
> problem with the destruction mecanism.
not really. this mechanism must be used when a object becomes owned by
some other object to avoid a double destruction...
Probably I should go directly to xbp (I see you wrote tons of code
> The whole point is, if we go this direction,
> I am afraid a lot of .qth have to be changed.
With my hbqtgen patch there is no need to change .qth files, just to
write the specific new functions (that may be automatically generated
once we set the necessary info somewhere)
> Everywhere there is
Enrico,
do a search on past messages. There was a person that had several
serious issues with smb2.
>From memory, he solved applyuing a security patch that allowed to
disable smb2...
Francesco
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>From a thread started by smu johnson on March 3
Well we have a ton of people who still use Windows, and because of
that we need a Windows solution.
I am happy to report that after about 30 mins of Googling, I came
across this page, which solved the problem, if you disable SMB2.
http:/
Enrico should answer... I just forwarded the message...
Francesco
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> * contrib/hbqt/hbqt_errorsys.prg
> + Error trace copied to clipboard, requested by Massimo.
This should be active only if a specific option is set... you should
never destroy clipboard content without user permission !!! I could
have hundreds on source code lines in the clipboard
Bette
>
> [ I run into a problem when converting Harbour
> SVN to Git. At first our 1.0.0rc1 tag got
> created in trunk, which broke its parent
> following logic. ]
I have a repository converted to mercurial and in effect I had the
same problem. I had to give some special parameter to the import
procedu
> What I did for the gource video [1] was to download
> the whole SVN database from sf.net with rsync, set
> it up in my SVN server VM (a copy actually) and git
> clone from this local SVN server. It was stable,
> and much faster.
sourceforge can be really slow in serving diffs needed to clone the
> Hi
> Are there any license problem to run Harbour on iPad?
> []'s Maniero
Yes, since you have to jailbreak it you are probably breaking apple license...
You are not using official compilers, not following apple guidelines,
not giving money for SDK, not paying fee for selling via their
store
Viktor, my post was ironic !
> Such experimentation is obviously a technical stunt
> rather than a "proper" way to create official iPad
> application. It's nevertheless interesting, just like
> running Linux on every possible electronic device.
Yes, I have a frined running linux on his NintendoDS
Some ideas.
binary format: .hrb, should be platform indipendent and it may be
closed-source...
hbide at startup checks the content of "plugin" directory where there
will be all the .hrb files. Imagine the file ext.hrb
ext.hrb must contain some mandatory routines, name after the filename,
for exa
What if I want to register menu items ? Or create a toolbar ?
Maybe you can keep a list of active plugins... just don't scan the
directory to load all plugins but you must activate them before and
only the enabled plugins will be opened at startup...
> % Changed: plugins are loaded on first ca
> IMO it's much better and simpler to use the directory listing.
>
> If a plugin is not needed, it's enough to move it away.
Me too... but sometimes it's easier to enable/disable from a list...
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> It's not worth it.
Ok, I agree. Just scan the directory
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> At least that's Apple's intent. As to how they
> can defend these rules "in court", I have no idea.
They will not accept your program in their store... if you program is
a .99$ one it is a real problem but if you are able to sell one
program in a vertical market for 100.000$... no need of i
yes the message come to the list.
I want to say that the code of sending mails with hbtip is far from
perfect and not always follows SMTP protocol and best practices...
Anyway, to be short, try port 587 and not 465... I can't get a proper
reply from their servers on 465 so the connection goes tim
I confirm that TortoiseSVN doesn't have a command-line "svn". You have
to go via gui I didn't check but in order to commit you must be
enabled.
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I don't have openssl installed... is it just ok to install it and
point to it and rebuild harbour ?
@Fernando:
I did try to analyze your logs... are they complete or are some lines missing ?
If I telnet to port 465 I receive no data from the server... I also
checked with a tcpdump... so it's stra
> but with MT returns .F. very slower
>
> log smtp with error
> 20100514-09:29:31 :INETCONNECT( smtp.gmail.com, 465 )
>>> <<
>
> 20100514-09:29:31 :INETERRORCODE( )
>>> 0 <<
>
> 20100514-09:29:41 :INETRECVLINE( , , 512 )
>>> NIL <<
>
> 20100514-09:29:41 :INETERRORCODE( )
>>>
I will install openssl tomorrow and I will have a look. Anyway, also
your "ok" logs don't show that the message is really sent... Can you
please:
1) insert in gmail.prg valid username/password, compile and run it in
both ST and MT mode
2) delete username and password from gmail.prg and logs and sen
Viktor
> ATM HB_SENDMAIL() is not working at one of my clients,
> but it works at others. The one failing is simple SMTP,
> no SSL or MT mode. HB_SENDMAIL() returns .F. Unfortunately
> I don't have logs. The build in question uses latest hbtip
> code.
Can you please provide a minimal, self-contai
Fernando, I told you to remove the password :-)
>From your first message:
20100514-10:05:23 :INETSENDALL( , 25, HELO
)
>> 25 <<
>From today message:
20100515-21:31:32 :INETSENDALL( , 35, EHLO
fjsiste...@fjsistemas.com.br<
cr> )
>> 35 <<
Since EHLO command is sent only from
I use vi (actually, vim) on both windows and linux... I used to use E2
(was it pe2??) I was given in 1987 by some programmers I met... it
could do block copy/paste, I don't remember how but it could do... you
could also select a box on the screen and then add borders...
Alt-b now I remember...
>> Actually PE2 still exists:
>>http://www.pe32.com
Nice to know !!!
About the integrated editor... notepad++ is a windows only editor
based on Scintilla Scintilla works both in Windows and Linux and
so it cuold be used as a base editor... but hbide was a proj
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