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Well, I guess this is a tricky question.
First I have to admit that I have no idea how the OpenWindow() is working inside, so I made some assumptions.
; First
If x = #PB_Ignore
x = #CW_USEDEFAULT ; the original constant for windowsOS CreateWindowEx_()
EndIf
If y = #PB_Ignore
y = #CW ...

Oh, l see. It is a desktop monitor of 28 inch. Not fancy.
You do not have to think about a solution for me. I wanted to share some of my observations, thats all.

entire (full) screen resolution: 3840 x 2160 Px
Well, you have to substract the taskbar-height and the window title height (maybe thats why onle 130 and a bit of line 131)

Hi,
I am not sure if I catched the latest?
Maybe you should add a comment with version (counter) or similar.
So in maximized mode I see 130 lines. 4K-Monitor with 96 dpi (100%).

Observation:
In my opinion, scrolling is quite unacceptable compared to other editors (slow/not smooth).
Maybe the ...

BTW:
you can create a bat file with something like this
You will see, this is only working as a IDE Tool .... see also in the IDE -> Tools | Configure Tools....
echo PB_TOOL
echo IDE = %PB_TOOL_IDE%
echo Compiler = %PB_TOOL_Compiler%
echo Preferences = %PB_TOOL_Preferences%
echo Project ...

You compiled and configured it as a IDE-Tool, right?
Of cause!

Hi threedslider,
thanks for sharing.
I'm not interested in Screen...stuff, but the mouse pointer looks like a doughnut and the window can't be closed using the close button.
Acc. to the help I added this between Repeat and ClearScreen.
Repeat
; begin
; It's very important to process all the ...

......I have used enableExplicit and all variable takes 8 bytes (.I or .d). .....

Sorry, but this is not correct. .l is 4 byte and .i on 64bit or .q is 8 bytes.
BTW: The comments in your code are correct.

Ohh, well I am on windows ....
And then we are definitely in the wrong section.

Have you tried this instead of calling the proc always (on every event, not only every 10ms)?


AddWindowTimer(0, 0, 10) ; 10ms is min possible time out value on windows.
; ...
Case #PB_Event_Timer
Select ...

Still not compilable. Missing libs.

My observations after a quick read (without knowledge of French):
I cannot see huge differences, only different types pos.i and x.l (should not be a problem)
1. You should boil it down to the essentials.
2. Use return values on procedure calls
3. Debug some ...

Sorry, I can't test your code. It's incomplete. The code should at least be compilable.

I don't think you can do that.
An executable - which by definition runs in a child process - cannot change its parent process' working directory.

Maybe this work around from the old days will help. (not tested)
+ Create a batch file inside your app.
@REM Filename: %temp%\mynewworkingdir.bat
@cd ...

because it was mentioned earlier even if it is off topic (I guess the tip was about App uptime not OS uptime) ....
Import "" ; kernel32.lib
GetTickCount64()
EndImport

Debug "Windows Uptime = " + FormatDate("%HH:%II:%SS", GetTickCount64() / 1000)

Two things are important.
1. GetTickCount64 ...

I couldn't resist.
Taking into account all the comments so far.....

Procedure RunningSinceStart()
Static s_dtStart = 0
Protected dtDiff

If s_dtStart = 0
s_dtStart = DateUTC()
EndIf

If s_dtStart
dtDiff = DateUTC() - s_dtStart
EndIf
ProcedureReturn dtDiff
EndProcedure ...

Perhaps you should look for a converter for MSG files to TXT files or something similar.
I found this among many other online converters.
https://www.sysinfotools.com/blog/convert-msg-to-txt/