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As I see, this has been fixed in beta 5.
Great!

ScrollAreaGadget() border flags doesn't seem to work, Windows and Linux. Could someone confirm this please?

Linux Mint 22.2 Cinnamon, PureBasic_Linux3_beta_X64_6.30 installation pack:
regargless of TextGadget parameter #PB_Text_Right, #PB_Text_Center or without any (should be left aligned), the text is always centered.

If OpenWindow(0, 100, 100, 150, 100, "test", #PB_Window_SystemMenu)

TextGadget(0 ...

This is in PB 6.21 and 6.30b1, Windows and Linux:
executing the "Find in files" operation and clicking on any found place reopens the previously opened file (another tab in the editor). As a result, this causes a problem with the change in the content of a previously opened file, reported by the ...

Instead of "ByRef" it is also possible to use "Ptr" for simple variables. For structures it could also be possible (optionally) to use "Ptr", e.g.: "Ptr abc.MyStruc", then the syntax would remain clear.

So maybe this keyword should be "InOut", "BiDir" or something similar?

I've also needed a procedure to return more than one value many times. I once added the ability to return two values ​​to my wish list (for which I was immediately criticized). The solution with the word 'Out' is good in my opinion and I join the request.

idle,
for now I have used older RPi400 in my work and everything works as it should. I'll check this library from github when I have some free time.
Thanks for your help.

On Raspberrypi forum I found such post:

Re: Raspberry Pi 5 - gpiod vs RPi.GPIO

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Thu Nov 16, 2023 6:37 pm
The Pi5 has new GPIO hardware. It is not compatible with software written for earlier Pi models.

The error message is "failed to connect to pigpiod". I reinstalled Raspios (2024-07-04) on my Pi5 cleanly, but it didn't help. I will look for information and see how to check the operation of pigpiod using C.

Dear Users,
I'm trying to do something on the Pi using gpio library, but every time after executing the instructions (and "sudo pigpiod" in a terminal window before): I get some non-zero value.
What am I doing wrong?

Right click on the selected help text do not open popup menu (Linux Mint Cinnamon).
BTW: is it possible to make a source line spacing in Linux editor little greater?

NicTheQuick,
with this file reading, I took a bit of a mental shortcut.
The procedure you provided works great, but only when I run it as superuser. Is there a way to do this without sudo?

Dear Users,
in my application program running in Windows, I read some file from NAS in this way (using SAMBA):

RunProgram("net", "use //mynas/myfolder/my_file /user:name password", "", #PB_Program_Hide)

This is a very convenient method when the NAS does not have a static IP.
Is there an equally ...

Fred wrote: Mon Feb 19, 2024 10:02 am Just waiting for you to report some more

Is there any chance to improve this:
https://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtopic.php?p=605500