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jacdelad wrote: ↑Thu Apr 11, 2024 4:47 am That's why the help clearly states to use .i for handles.

... and that's been the case for at least as long as I've been using PureBasic (15+ years).

PS: Please don't post your coding questions in the “Bug reports” section of the forum!

Oh, yes. I had forgotten that PeekS() requires the number of characters rather than the number of bytes. Thanks!

STARGÅTE, you saved my program.
Thank you very much!

BarryG wrote: ↑Thu Mar 14, 2024 7:36 am Kind of makes sharing code by email 100% useless, don't you think?

Sharing code in the body of an e-mail actually is not a good idea.
Better attach your .pb file(s) to the mail.

The code in the first post here works fine e.g. with PB 5.73 LTS. Many thanks again to Demivec! However, when trying to run the code e.g. with PB 6.04 (x64) or PB 6.10 (x64) on Windows, an error is raised. I didn't test with other PB versions, though. The following snippet Procedure.s _Chr(v.i) ;ret...

I see.

Can someone with a 4k high DPI monitor check this out and confirm? If I run the following code the Window starts at position 0,0 and when I press the button to move the window to 0,0 using ResizeWindow, the Window ends up at -6,0 if DPI aware is enabled on a 4K monitor with scaling set to 175% It's...

These are my word wrap functions.

New version 2.01, 2024-03-03

Changed

• Fixed bugs
• Renamed procedure TimeZoneOffset() to TimeZone()
• New public procedure TimeZoneStr()
• New public procedure BlackFriday()

DarkDragon wrote: ↑Fri Mar 01, 2024 8:17 pm It's still infinitely many, even if not at X = 0.

Yep, exactly!

Kwai chang caine wrote: ↑Fri Mar 01, 2024 12:32 pm

U+0153 œ c5 93 LATIN SMALL LIGATURE OE

U+153 is a hexadezimal value => Chr($153) in PureBasic.

X = (653184000 / (499 * Y)) 1) This equation also can be written like this: Y = 653184000 / (X * 499)   2) For a long time X was unknown, so that people all over the world had to calculate its value over and over again. Fortunately, about 10 years ago the world-renowned Max Planck Institute for Mat...

JSONC:
https://changelog.com/news/jsonc-is-a-s ... ments-6LwR

; ASM OK, C-Backend Bug? Number = Sqr(-1) If Number = NaN() [...] Wrong code. In order to check for NaN, only use PB's IsNaN() function. NaN is a special value. Testing for it should not be done using normal comparisons because there are actually many different values for NaN and whether or not NaN...