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Your ThreadProcedure() checks myProgram, which is a variable local to StartExternalProgram().

Most likely your problem is in the SendMainProgramSignal() procedure.

Also, why not use #PB_Program_Wait?

Structure Rundata
Path.s
Output.s
EndStructure

Procedure RunProgramNotifyOnEnd(*Rundata ...

idle wrote:Nice to see you back!

Thank you.

Remember to benchmark size and time. Sometimes performance isn't intuitive.

I did try to make a trie a long time ago, but couldn't make it work.

Is this for the IDE?

Can I ask some questions?

What is the current data structured used in the IDE, and does it have any practical problems that justify the need for a more complicated data structure (assuming this is)?

What about removing keys?

That is exactly what my code does.
NewList MyList01.BigishStructure()
NewList MyList02.BigishStructure()

;Add Data Elements to List01. List02 is empty, then later:

ForEach MyList01()

If (MyList01()\dMagicNumber = 3.333333)

;New Element automatically added to List02
CopyStructure(MyList01 ...

You mean like this? a() returns the address of the current structured element, AddElement(b()) also returns the address (of the new element).

Is the only solution to write my own GUI engine?

I started to go down that road back when the canvas gadget first was first introduced, but quickly ran head first into the lack of 32-bit support for the canvas gadget.
Sprites should be ideal for this, especially with the need for modern ...

Any other solution ideas?

Native (non-PB) GTK with a custom skin.

https://github.com/nana-4/materia-theme

On Linux, it should be possible to set this skin even on PB controls.

Wow.

What are the models "made of" (2d images or models, heightmap, etc)?
Edit: Ok, it's at the end of the video. How do you create these images (normal map, rme map)?

There is no need to make it global, simply move it to right before repeat:

Define Lives.i
Restore NumberLives
For I = 0 To 7
Read Lives
Debug Lives
Next

Define Age.d ; <- d
Restore AgeTo
For I = 0 To 7
Read.d Age
Debug StrD(Age, 2)
Next



DataSection
NumberLives:
Data.i 1, 2, 3, 4
Data.i 5, 6, 7, 8
EndDataSection

DataSection
AgeTo:
Data.d 76.15, 75.63, 74 ...

It is reasonable to expect clipboard data to remain on the clipboard after the program has ended Yes, but at least on Linux, this simply isn't how the clipboard works. You, as an app developer, can't get around it.

Edit: Anyway, would converting your data to JSON and using the normal text ...

Compiler wise, I don't think we will add a tons a new stuffs, as PureBasic has been created to be a beginner friendly language, and that's our main target. I'm also using other languages (mainly C#) on daily basis, and while I like a lot of features of it (LINQ, Generics, Garbage Collector, Lamba ...

Compiler options -> executable format -> dll.

PeekS() expects the address of the actual text, not the string variable.
Structure xx
t1.a
t2.s
t3.i
t4.i
t5.s
EndStructure

xx.xx
xx\t1 = 5
xx\t2 = "text"
xx\t3 = 50
xx\t4 = 123456
xx\t5 = "other"

Debug PeekA(xx + OffsetOf(xx\t1))
Debug PeekS(PeekI(xx + OffsetOf(xx\t2)))
Debug PeekI(xx + OffsetOf ...

You do not need to use CopyStructure. PB can copy by assignment, and this can be done on pointers with a little trick:

Structure Point
x.d
y.d
EndStructure

Structure PointByVal
P.Point
EndStructure

Procedure ModifyLocalPoint(*P.PointByVal)
Protected LocalPoint.Point = *P\P
Debug LocalPoint ...