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PBOSL4 Alpha 1 for PureBasic 4.0 Beta

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PBOSL4 Alpha 1 for PureBasic 4.0 Beta

"pbosl4_win_binary.zip", included following libraries:
PBOSL_AppRunning
PBOSL_AnimSprite
PBOSL_BriefLZ
PBOSL_CPUmonitor
PBOSL_CRYPTION
PBOSL_DDE
PBOSL_LoadDllMemory
PBOSL_OOP
PBOSL_SkinWin
PBOSL_SkinWinFast
PBOSL_Timer
PBOSL_ToolbarPro
PBOSL_TryCatch (rewritten by Remi Meier)
PBOSL_Vector
"pbosl4_win_examples.zip" Examples for the libraries

please, test it and post changes

more libs in the next weeks

http://purebasic.ts-soft-online.de/dl/p ... binary.zip (158 KB)

http://purebasic.ts-soft-online.de/dl/p ... amples.zip (3,0 MB)
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Wow, That was fast!
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Dare2 wrote:Wow, That was fast!
no problem, all c or asm libs :wink: , only changed the examples a little bit
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Timer functions are working well, I tested those out :wink:
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What's up with TryCatch lib? It compiles perfectly with PB4 for me? And
no error at all :wink:
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remi_meier wrote:What's up with TryCatch lib? It compiles perfectly with PB4 for me? And
no error at all :wink:
sorry, i have a problem with the desc file, the last version give me 2 errors. Please correct this and i will update.
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Having a little problem with "SetTBbuttonTooltip" (ToolbarProLib) here:

"Compiler Error: Bad parameter type, number expected instead of string"

Could you have a look, pleeeaaase :-)
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Quick guess here: If you're using:

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SetTBbuttonTooltip( #ButtonID, Tooltip$ )
May need to change it to

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SetTBbuttonTooltip( #ButtonID, @Tooltip$ )
As I think PureBasic is now forcing string addresses to be, um, explicit - if that is the word.
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Or change the .desc to tell it's a String instead of a Long.
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Fred wrote:Or change the .desc to tell it's a String instead of a Long.
In the desc is a long, i will change and test it

thx for information.
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fixed: Bug with Strings
added: Helpfile
added: AnimSprite
added: TryCatch (rewritten by Remi Meier)
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CVS (webPM) updatet

New Projects for PB4:
DOCS4
Examples4
Source4
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3 Libs added:
PBOSL_CRYPTION
PBOSL_DDE
PBOSL_RFile
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Tested the text encryption commands, they are not returning the string to it's original state for me. Not working, imho.
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I have testet with the example and a 4,2 MB Textfile without problems.

Unicode not supported !

I will check it, thx for report
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