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Changes things a bit but the data at

version
*version
@*version

is still garbage

PeekS(*version) gives me the same garbage as before

How would you guys call this DLL Function

void hesl::version(int *major, int *minor, char **verstr);

I tried the following and the values at *major and *minor are okay but I don't know how to handle char **verstr



*major = @major.i
*minor = @minor.i
version.s = ""
*version = @version.s ...

Am curious about the use of DLLs

I wrote a DLL with a single function

#include <stdio.h>

void hello ()
{
printf ("Hello World!\n");
}

I verified the DLL was written correctly and could actually see the "hello" function name using LibrayFunctionName() but when I run the following code ...

Thalius,
Thanks for the good insight, I will go ahead a check out ruby.dll and let you know how it goes.

I am trying to make a personalized stock analysis system and I want to take advantage of a ruby script that can download stock data from Yahoo Finance.

Hi All,
I would like to call a command line ruby script from within a PB program, but I am unsure of how to do it. Would you use the console functions or program functions? What would be the best way of passing data back?
Thanks

it's still acting funny, inconsistently sends out the 0 value

Can't transmit 0x00 across serial bus

MyBuffer1.s = Chr(2) + "L" + Chr(0) + Chr(0) + Chr(1)
If ComWrite(Hcom, @MyBuffer1, Len(MyBuffer1)+1)
Debug "Write Ok"
EndIf

No matter what I do, I can't Chr(0) to eb transmitted out of the serial port.

**I apologize in advance if this has already been discussed on the board**

I want to be able to display a balloon tooltip solely based on the location of the mouse pointer within the Window. I have not been able to find a way of doing this, please help.

This is for a Windows XP application

Hello,
I am trying to convert a PB program I wrote for windows to Linux. The only problem is the setparent_() API call I use in Windows, is there an equivalent for Linux? or a method so that I don't have to make a API specific call.