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Even though it is not a solution but a workaround, I resolved this matter by compiling the source code as a dynamic library (*.dylib) instead of a static library. As apps on OS X are bundled anyway, it makes no difference in the final product (from the user's view). Even though I would have really ...

purebasic.asm:107: error: macho: sorry, cannot apply 32 bit absolute relocations in 64 bit mode, consider "[_symbol wrt rip]" for mem access, "qword" and "dq_foo" for pointers.
I compiled a small C source code to a static library. I try to address and use the functions inside through the PureBasic ...

You can change how OS X maps modifier keys . You should be abled to map the Control Key (assuming it is simply forwarded by VirtualBox) to the Command Key for OS X. I hope it helps. :)

By the way: OS X provides default keyboart shortcuts for Preferences and Quit (Command + Q) which are also valid ...

That's great and also simple! Thank you!

Good to know, possibly that brings me further into the direction I would like to go. About the Source List : It is the sidebar like in Finder, iTunes or even Xcode itself, the tree control with the (in most cases) blueish background color. In the object library of Xcode it is also called "Source ...

Thank you both. :D So it was because of me mixing up the thing with pointers again… I read some samples about how manual control creation works in Objective-C itself. As far as I know now, I need an Objective-C object as a message receiver for event handling, but how am I supposed to create that ...

As I would like to use Cocoa controls which are not provided by PureBasic directly, I evaluated the possibilities of creating them from code within a PureBasic (5.11 64 Bit) application. I tested it already from within an Xcode (5.0.1) project. The following code (inserted into AppDelegate's ...

@J. Baker: Awesome, dude. Thank you very much for this article. I am looking forward to make use of the knowledge provided by you.

I confirm the importance of this function. I would like to see that implemented, too. It is relevant if you want to create games which need to create some atmosphere or use lightning in a more advanced way.

That's it (example above). Independent from the set velocity the particles seem to move still with the same speed. And some other thing that irritated me is that in the documentation particle speed and velocity were meant as two different properties of a particle emitter in the description of the ...

Am I blind or is it really that way, that you are not abled to influence the speed of the particles of a particle emitter?
Changing the velocity does not seem to affect the particles, there is not difference between a velocity of 50 and 0.00000001.

PureBasic 4.60 Beta 3 on Windows 7 32-Bit.

@eesau: As far as I know, a splash screen is just for the purpose to show that the application is already present but still loading. Even though it gives the application a bit more "cool" feeling. If the application is loading so fast, that the splash screen does not need to be displayed more than ...

Anything new about this?

I haven't been around here for a long time and just wanted to see if this tiny but fateful functionality has been added.

This is just one tiny thing which currently keeps PureBasic Applications developed with OGRE from being "market-ready": text input!

With CEGUI you can select text in StringGadget3Ds and EditorGadget3Ds as you are used from the User Interface of your Operating System. The problem is, you cannot find ...