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Procedure OnMouseMove()
Debug "Mouse moved"
EndProcedure

OpenWindow(0, 0, 0, 500, 500, "", #PB_Window_ScreenCentered | #PB_Window_SystemMenu)
CanvasGadget(0, 0, 0, 500, 500)

BindGadgetEvent(0, @OnMouseMove(), #PB_EventType_MouseMove)

Repeat : Until WaitWindowEvent() = #PB_Event_CloseWindow ...

I don't suppose the first image is the effect you want. The second one, with white background looks much better. And that's because of transparency.

Bug report: when removing an event procedure, it simply doesn't remove it, because it doesn't accept an empty space as a valid procedure name. You can add a space, then the parser will see that it's not a valid call, but it would be more intuitive to just remove the procedure name from the event list.

The new icon introduced in 1.86 should be white instead of transparent.

I have a "dialog window not found":


<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<dialogs><!--Created by Dialog Design0R V1.86 => get it from: https://hex0rs.coderbu.de/en/sdm_downloads/dialogdesign0r/-->
<window flags="#PB_Window_SystemMenu | #PB_Window_MinimizeGadget | #PB_Window_MaximizeGadget ...

It doesn't work either. Crashes at:
"At least one window should be opened..."

You can ask Fred for that.
But I'm pretty sure fred would have done it from the start, so you can put it in the designer, it's very useful and I think it will be a long time before that happens.

M.


5 years later, I think it would be safe to integrate this to DD. :D

I can't make this work by ...

Invalid characters do not return "", but a generic square. What I will end up doing is to take the glygh number (with 'glyph') and check that instead.

https://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtopic.php?t=81756


Thank you for your reply, but it's a different problem. Your problem is "if the system doesn't find my font", my problem is "if the system doesn't find the glyph". In my scenario, both fonts are registered and really exist in the system ...

So I have a font A that I really like for standard characters. But then I need some extra unusual glyphs that I have with font B. Is it possible like in CSS to specify / register two fonts, then when the system cannot find a specific glyph in font A, it searches font B?

Pretty sure the answer is no ...

Even though PB is a single pass compiler, we can assign any type to a pointer, including one that is not yet declared. However, it doesn't work for prototypes.


Structure _Struc
*callback.__Callback
*b._StrucB
EndStructure

Structure _StrucB
EndStructure

Prototype __Callback(value)

Define a ...

So you might not know that, but you can name your enumerations:


Enumeration CUSTOM_TYPE
#CUSTOM_TYPE_1
#CUSTOM_TYPE_2
EndEnumeration


But unlike some other languages, you cannot use that as a custom type, ie. you cannot force values to be either #CUSTOM_TYPE_1 or #CUSTOM_TYPE_2. However, you ...

For information, I do not use threads.

So it took me a while to switch to C backend because the debugger seems to quit unexpectedly most of the time when the program crashes. For instance:


DeclareModule bar
Declare ShowFoo()
EndDeclareModule

Module bar
Global NewList *foo()

Procedure ShowFoo()
FirstElement(*foo())
Debug *foo ...

Yep, love hexagons, love wargames. Is your hex library test code open source by any chance?