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The first thing to remember is that data entered into an Editbox is text only. When you enter a number it is simply the characters that you are entering. To use the entry numerically, it must be restricted to numerical characters 0 to 9 and - and . (or , if you use , as the decimal point). You must ...

Convert Win32.hlp files to .chm format for free. I just discovered this little gem and wanted to share even though I don't know yet how good it is - It's free so it rates good in that respect. Review and download here: https://www.helpndoc.com/download/
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I can appreciate you ...

2: It came up blank when I went into the Win32 tool selection and searched for SendMessage, so bottom line is this is not very useful, BUT thanks for the effort. :)


I've just tried to find SendMessage and it came up with the SendMessage specification. Tried random others and they also come ...

Convert Win32.hlp files to .chm format for free. I just discovered this little gem and wanted to share even though I don't know yet how good it is - It's free so it rates good in that respect. Review and download here: https://www.helpndoc.com/download/
The reason I went searching for such a tool ...

A very interesting way to develop a Grid.

What would be really useful would be if there was also a way of adding rows independent of an increased number of columns. There does not appear to be a AddGadgetRow() to complement AddGadgetColumn().

I've answered my own question. REM out the ...

I was thinking of a grid comprised of StringGadgets, but I'm not sure if this will work, I.e. allowing resizing by dragging borders.

How do I go about resizing the size of rows and columns in say a 4 col x 3 row grid by dragging the cell borders?

ChrisR
Thank you for your help. I've tried both methods, placing the code at the head of the program, but I couldn't get either to work.

I guess I'll stick with either your designer or the Purebasic editor for the present.

Temporarily, version 1.10 is available here

I don't remember the troubles I had with latest version but probably better to try with it and report any bugs found.
For Mr.L, to continue to improve this wonderful tool 8)

You have just read my mind and I was going to ask for a link. I have ...

ToolBarStandardButton() is obsolete now since v6.0, the toolbar was ugly in high resolution after adding DPI support.
Replace them by using ToolBarImageButton()
However, ToolBarStandardButton() is still in the help without any explanation.

Personally I use version 1.10 and I like it. I have some ...

Unfortunately, I get an error "Line 11372 ToolBarStandardButton() is not a function, array, list, map or macro".

I am using Purebasic 6.00 LTS(x64) and Windows 11.

The following code produces a grid of StringGadgets:

;produces a multiple column of Stringgadgets

#WindowWidth = 840
#WindowHeight = 350
#gWidth = 100
#gHeight = 25

noRows.i = Val(InputRequester("", "How many rows do you want (2-8)?", ""))
noCols.i = Val(InputRequester("", "How many columns do ...

cas wrote:It is possible, start here: https://developers.google.com/calendar/overview

Cas

Thank you very much for the link. I'll see if I can find anything there that will enable me to use it with Purebasic.

Does anyone know how to obtain data from Google Calendar using Purebasic? Is it even possible?

I have been using HelpNDoc for some time. A free download is available - it just includes a single line advert. The Standard Edition, if you want to buy is 99Euros, but to try out the free version is fine. It's very easy to use and you can import a .chm file.

It outputs to many different formats ...