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@chi if you want shadows, all you have to do is put this in my code:
Structure MARGINS
cxLeftWidth.l
cxRightWidth.l
cyTopHeight.l
cyBottomHeight.l
EndStructure

Prototype DwmExtendFrameIntoClientArea_(hWnd, *pMarInset)
Global DwmExtendFrameIntoClientArea_.DwmExtendFrameIntoClientArea_

Define ...

in your compiler options, there is a field called linker options file: https://www.purebasic.com/documentation/reference/images/ide_compiler_options.png

create a new text file and add /SUBSYSTEM:WINDOWS,6.0 to it. then select that file as your linker option file.

that will turn this: https://i ...

a wild guess:
#DWM_TNP_RECTSOURCE = $00000002

dwm_thumbnail_properties\dwFlags = #DWM_TNP_RECTSOURCE | ...
dwm_thumbnail_properties\rcSource\left = x
dwm_thumbnail_properties\rcSource\top = y
dwm_thumbnail_properties\rcSource\right = Width
dwm_thumbnail_properties\rcSource\bottom = Height
c ya ...

Procedure.l GetErrorMessage(*AnErrorMessage)
Protected *String.String = @*AnErrorMessage
*String\s = "This is the message"
EndProcedure

S$ = " "
GetErrorMessage(@S$)
Debug S$
dunno if its safe to use though. i have no idea how pb's string builder deals with this internally.

c ya,
nco2k

collectordave wrote:If you use ResetList(dict_contents()) before the ForEach it should be Ok.

you dont have to use ResetList() because ForEach already resets the list.

@sculptor
i cannot reproduce your issue. its hard to help without a working example that showcases your problem.

c ya,
nco2k

my condolences to the friends and family.

c ya,
nco2k

c ya,
nco2k

Demivec wrote:If both the key and the value are unique with respect to themselves and to each other you can store them in the same map.

which could introduce potential problems in the future, if your rules ever change. its better to keep them separate, and reference them through pointers.

c ya,
nco2k

In my case, values are unique it doesnt matter. the key has to be unique for the map to work properly. the value on the other hand is just a data container. the map doesnt care what you do with it. some other languages may offer what you want, but they still have to search for the item under the ...

I don't get it, why do we have to loop all elements to find the one we need? the key is unique, the value is not. thats why.

I had a hope that MapKey() would be a little more useful/helpful MapKey() does exactly what it should do, which is returning the key. if you want to get a specific value ...

yes.

; test_ascii_strings.pb

EnableExplicit

OpenConsole()

PrintN("#PB_Compiler_Version = " + #PB_Compiler_Version)
PrintN("#PB_Compiler_Unicode = " + #PB_Compiler_Unicode)
PrintN("")
Define dateStringMask.s = "yyyy-mm-dd"
Define dateStringLength.i = StringByteLength(dateStringMask, #PB_Ascii ...

or c ya,
nco2k

Also: There have been other ocassions where getlasterror_() helped significantly. im not doubting the usefulness of GetLastError_(), but only when you have control over it between each individual winapi call.

Also: If internally, one of a multi-winapi call of a PB function should fail, I'd expect ...

http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/cstdlib/malloc/
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1845 ... loc-vs-new

c ya,
nco2k

try adding #CLSCTX_REMOTE_SERVER or simply use #CLSCTX_ALL.

edit: btw you are not using GetDescription() correctly: Retrieving Error Information.
also check if they are doing anything differently: Getting WMI Data from a Remote Computer.

c ya,
nco2k