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It seems that an image should not be removed on Windows.
Instead of using RedrawWindow, you can move the window to an offscreen area and then move it back and see that both images have been erased.
If OpenWindow(0, 0, 0, 245, 105, "ImageGadget", #PB_Window_SystemMenu | #PB_Window_ScreenCentered ...

P.S. There is probably a system event for changing the language that I just don't know about. This is what I need to catch, not set the hook. It should be simpler and more versatile.

There seem to be two ways to do it. A very complicated way, and a simple way.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions ...

It works now, but I still cannot ALT-F4 my game. My events are the same, and it works in 6.20.

I use BindEvent(#PB_Event_CloseWindow, @CloseTerminal(), #WINDOW_MAIN) , but it never goes in CloseTerminal().

In PB 6.21, Alt+F4 does not work properly when a canvas gadget is focused. You need to ...

In 6.20 x86 I get an error like you said, but in 6.21 b8 x86 it runs fine. The bug seems to have been fixed.

DataSection
IncludePath "images" + #PS$
IncludeBinary "1.png","2.png","3.png","4.png","5.png","6.png","7.png","8.png","9.png","10.png","11.png","12.png","13.png","14.png","15.png","16.png"
EndDataSection

Global A to Z

ForEach IncludeBinary
CatchImage(img, IncludeBinary)
Next




Or even ...

Windows 10 Korean 22h2 has this issue, too.
After analyzing it, it seems that the format copied from the RichEdit is "DataObject", which Notepad doesn't seem to recognize.
On my PC, I can paste it into PB IDE or other editor programs. But I just can't paste it into Notepad.
I'm not sure about ...

In the asm backend (fasm x86, x64), similar to enumerating all of the labels, you could do something like this.
Taking AZJIO's code as an example, it could be modified to look like this.
Just make sure that the filename part is a consecutive number starting with 1. In the example below, 1 through 41 ...

I don't actually like this, but you can do it like this. It's just an example to show that it can be done this way too.

Requirement:
1. The DataSection must be before the part where you want to get the number of item strings.
2. Have a fixed number of strings per line. In the example below, 2.
3 ...

It doesn't seem to be fixed properly. (PB 6.21 b6 x64, x86)
The ImageGadget is bordered to distinguish it.
......
logo.i = DialogGadget(d.i, "logo")
SetWindowLong_(GadgetID(logo), #GWL_STYLE, GetWindowLong_(GadgetID(logo), #GWL_STYLE) | #WS_BORDER)
......

The animated GIF image below shows the ...

+1

https://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtopic.php?t=86741
As I showed in the example in the post above, it seems to be natively supported in GCC as well. Maybe Clang has something similar.
! int __attribute__ ((thiscall)) (*func)(int, int, int) = v_func;
! v_result = func(v_txtsrv, 2048, 0);
Or ...

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/controls/lbn-selchange
For a multiple-selection list box, the LBN_SELCHANGE notification code is sent whenever the user presses an arrow key, even if the selection does not change.
In a multi-select listview gadget, holding down the arrow keys on the ...

I fixed the crash when the DLL is dynamically loaded and auto-freed at end in 6.21 beta 5 (ie: CloseLibrary() not called). But if you close the DLL before exiting, there is still some callbacks registered from the DLL in the main process and it will crash because the window will try to call the ...

After analyzing it, it seems that the interface uses the "thiscall" calling convention, which causes an error when compiling in PB x86.
Therefore, to make it work properly, the method must be called with a series of assembly instructions, as shown in the code below.
I don't know how to call it in ...

The converted code.
Interface ITextServices Extends IUnknown
; //@cmember Generic Send Message interface
TxSendMessage.l(msg.l, wparam, lparam, *plresult)
;
; //@cmember Rendering
TxDraw.l(dwDrawAspect.l, lindex.l, *pvAspect, *ptd, hdcDraw, hicTargetDev, *lprcBounds, *lprcWBounds, *lprcUpdate ...

@Little John

The common controls in Windows don't support emoji colors, regardless of font, because the GDI string output functions don't support them. As far as I know, to output the colors of emoji characters, you have to draw a string using DirectWrite.

For example:
https://gist.github.com ...