Re: List selection

[Youri <lystes at free dot fr>]

Dennis,

For the moment I checked my code and changed it for :

  dim s As string
  s = "Arial,Arial Black,Verdana,Helvetica,Futura,Monaco,Courier"

  for i = 1 to 7
    self.ListBox1.addrow NthField(s,",",i)

    if NthField(s,",",i) = self.Cal.propFontAgenda then
      n = self.listbox1.LastIndex
    end if
  next

This works perfectly. But this is not the list of all installed fonts 
coming from "outside" my app. So maybe that you are right about text 
encoding. But this is a topic, I would much appreciate a little... 
guidance ;-)

TIA,

Regards,



Youri




Dennis Birch wrote:
> You might want to check to see if TextEncoding is causing problems.
>
> > Seth,
> >
> >
> > Thanks for the bit of code, but the index (n) returned is always "0" 
> > even thought the font name is rigth.
> > I did put a test as
> >
> > MsgBox "Font name is " + myFontName + " n = " + str(n)
> >
> >
> > But it seems that there might be a pb with my code to populate the 
> > listbox.
> > If I check how many times the max value of i = f.count, I get 31, but 
> > my listbox shows many more fonts (about 60).
> > However, when I selct any of the font between 32 and 60 the font is 
> > not recognised.
> > Could this be the problem in my listbox?
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I've been trying to make a custom web server respond to https using
SSLSocket.  If I have just a single SSLSocket listening on the
appropriate port, I can get this to work.  But of course it can then
accept only a single connection at a time.  When I try to use it
through a ServerSocket, it doesn't work; connection attempts simply
time out.

Has anyone else managed to make a server (ServerSocket-style) that
works with SSL?

Thanks,
- Joe


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