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Ah, sorry. Now I understand. :roll: Thanks

I want to change the look of a window to textured - this metal style like in iTunes. How can I do that?

That's the problem. There is no *.app file created, just a MyProgram file, a console program!

I'm running PureBasic 4.41 (MacOS X - x86) on Snowleopard (10.6.2). When I run my app from the IDE everythin is fine, but if I create an executable it's compiling a console app all time. Executable format in compiler options is set to MacOS - All CPU. What am I doing wrong?

The functions

• CallCFunction
• CallCFunctionFast
• CountLibraryFunctions
• ExamineLibraryFunctions
• IsFunctionEntry
• IsLibrary
• LibraryFunctionAddress
• LibraryFunctionName
• NextLibraryFunction

are not working. They are not implementated

...an array, or a linked list

This message I got with every function from the desktop lib. The reference says this functions are available for Linux.
Hmmm....

I made a Syntax Highlighter for Kate, the advanced text editor under KDE. You can download it at the Kate website http://kate.kde.org/syntax/index.php?kateversion=2.3 (search the list for PureBasic at the bottom), or just use the update function inside Kate itself.
Have a lot of fun!

You can use the linux apps tar and gzip for packaging. Thats the way I do.

I now. The file realy exists.

Every time I try to compile a code including a IncludeBinary I got this output:

gcc: PureBasic.o: File or directory not found
sh: line 1: ./purebasic.exe: File or directory not found

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PureBasic Linux x86 v3.50 ...

Just select a other editor font like Courier and it workes fine.

Is a Designer planned for the Linux version? What about a complete IDE like the one for Windows? Ok, there are enough other Editors (I got my own too) but I why not.
Does anyone have tryed to compile the editor source on Linux? I will try that this evening

LinView is a powerfull and easy to use text editor specially for programers.
It's possible to use any commandline compiler with LinView. PureBasic workes great with it.

Some Features
Usage of any compiler
Fast change between the compilers
Customisable syntax highlighting
Set the availabe ...

Jep, you need it.