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it's the WindowsBlinds program!!!
this program is used to change the look of the windows windows
and until now, the theme I was using was working well
but apparently, you're making a mess of the Backcolor function.....

ok for me !! Thanks

For the information, I found the responsible
of my color problem!

it's the WindowsBlinds program!!!
this program is used to change the look of the windows windows
and until now, the theme I was using was working well
but apparently, you're making a mess of the Backcolor function.....


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not in fact it works randomly !!
will try another version of PB to see
....

[reedit]
it must come from my windows ...
since I just tested from PB 5.71 to Pb 5.50
and I still have the problem

Thanks anyway Denis

arf!!

it seems to work when I remove the Xp themes from the compilation parameters

good after updating my graphics card
I still have this problem!!!

I don't know if it's from Purebasic or my system.
here is a video, where I try to compile in 32 bits
the code above

and the result always gives me a ListView with a White background, instead of Green!

https://youtu.be ...

ok thanks for your answer.

Merci Denis , et bonne fêtes , je retesterai ça

on windows 10 latest version
this code does not color the background of my listview
if I compile in 64 bits ....Purebasic 5.71 LTS
and ....
if I compile in 32 bits, the executable created does not color the listview...
whereas in the ide, it works.




enumeration
#Win
#List
#font ...

Ok Thanks

yes I know that ClearScreen() corrects the effect of blurrs
in OpenGL


works with Sous system openGL at home :)
I just added "ClearScreen($0)" after the Flipbuffer()

in PB 5.70
but the problem is that with the DirectX11 subsystem
in my house no sprites are displayed!!!



mk-soft has a problem ...

Thanks to C87 for polluting my topic ....
the moderators are on vacation ?

@dobro

not running with OpenGL :(

works with Sous system openGL at home :)
I just added "ClearScreen($0)" after the Flipbuffer()


there is nothing particular in the code, just redraw a sprite using a array.

maybe not put a subsystem ?
at home it's when I use directX11 that it doesn't display ...

no assembler
no complicated stuff about directX

an old-fashioned code like we do more of it
very simple

probably cross-platform
goodbye transformSprite :lol: :lol: :lol:

since the following versions of Purebasic 5.11
this code Bug , if using a subsystem
or DirectX11
or OpenGL

it depends on ...

another version ...




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;Auteur : Dobro
;Date :30/09/2013
;Heure :11:31:58
;Version Purebasic : PureBasic 5.20 LTS (Windows - x8
;Version de l'editeur :EPB V2.46
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@Marc56us Thanks, good idea

Thank you and good idea your thing to count the end of lines ..
I'm going to look at your example, thanks again

@chi : Thanks , I will go see :)



I tried to remember the number of the line
(loading, or even changing the code)
it works unless we add (or remove) lines

the problem is that the content of this line may change
line 30 = debug "procedure foo ()"
if I retain the line number, and add a new line ...