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I am trying to figure out how to use PureSVG for creating a larger(well, slightly larger at least) SVG and importing(and positioning) smaller, already existing SVGs(created in Inkscape) into the created SVG but I dont find any command like PBs own DrawImage/DrawAlphaImage?
Is there anyway to do this ...

I am looking for a way to import SVG images into a vectordrawing, is it possible to use LoadImage(or equivalent command) with a SVG file?

Found it!
The concept works with my small test program(from above)!

Even stranger though, is that if I just compile the test program to ASM and re-assemble it again without a removing the Vectordrawing lines, the file dependencies are still there(looking at it with Dependency Walker) but it ...

Why no use the older Version. if you need support that old OS.
There are some features of 5.40+ that I use, and in future software, I might use even more.

Or Compile to ASM and remove the 5 linse with "VectorDrawing" in it's name and recompile.
This sound interesting but I cant find anything in ...

jack wrote:may this will work https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/downloa ... x?id=18909

It did.
I must admit though, that I was hoping for a way to remain true to the stand-alone aspect of Purebasic with no additional libraries needed.....

I stumbled onto a problem when I fired up a Windows 2000 to test my PB 5.41-program.
I got a message saying that the file GDIPLUS.DLL can´t be located, and yes, that file does not exist on a standard Windows 2000.
However, an older(v5.31) PB-program worked just fine previously so I started ...

Thanks stargate, that clearifies it to me!

Thanks for the replies!
But the thing that is confusing me, seeing the outputted results, it seems that the macro indeed can use the incremented value in this part but not in this part

I'm trying to figure out how to feed a variable to a macro and use it to assemble it into another variable name inside the macro. The ting is , I would like call the macro inside a loop like below but the parameter used in the concantenated variable name in the macro is the literal value of the ...

@Danilo: Great tip, just what I was looking for!

A followup question about BindGadgetEvent,
Is it possible to supply the Callback with a parameter? I'm thinking of keeping track of multiple windows opened from the module. Something like this(raises a syntax error)
BindGadgetEvent(iThisCloseButton,@btnClose_Click(iThisWindow),#PB_EventType ...

Thanks for all the great advice! Off to coding it all up now....

Having a program with a main window open, is it possible to use a OpenWindow in a Module and get the events for that seconday windows gadgets to work?
I am trying to write a selfcontained module(with its own window) for general things to be reused in different project.
Another benefit would be to be ...

Good point, sys64802! Thanks for the input!