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1) is this possible to port PB to my 68k SBC ?

Probably not.

The compiler is written to run on AmigaOS and makes use of the OS libraries. It also calls other executables e.g. PhxAsm. So if you wanted to code in PB for your SBC you would need to port the compiler. However, the PBCompiler is not ...

This is probably a bigger ask that it appears to be on the surface, and there's probably little gain, but it makes for a more productive environment IMO.

When you type a variable followed by the structure separator ("\") the autocomplete list should initially highlight the most recently used item ...

PB does not use Methods or Functions, what would you use instead Procedures?
This may seam like a stupid question but it seams strange.

Yes, you would use Procedures.

If you are coming from a C or C++ background then a Procedure is the exact replacement for a function.

You can use a Procedure ...

There's another error, but it comes from the original C code. In the final iteration of the loop (i == 18) the code tries to access temp[144]...temp[151] which is past the end of the array.

Edit: I should also say that in your corrected version you are only readnig a byte from *temp_144\b whereas ...

@grabiller: Your code uses the byte pointers incorrectly. The C code casts temp to an (uint64_t *) so it is addressing it as a pointer to uint64_t's, not bytes. So when you do the increment it should be by sizeof(QUAD), not sizeof(byte).

What version of the docs are you looking at? For PB 5.20 b 14 the manual says this (about the Filename$ parameter to SendFtpFile()):

The name of the file to send. If the filename does not include a full path, it is interpreted relative to the current directory.

Edit: and similar for ...

Some larger images at http://visibleearth.nasa.gov/view.php?id=73826 - 21600 * 10800

If you want a really large image you can put the tiled images together for a total of 86400 * 43200 :)

Hi Justin,

Justin wrote:I sugested this

Thanks I've chipped in to add to your request. Hopefully it might be added, but I'll just have to live with the code I have for now.

Cheers.

+1 from me :)

Not just for being able to further resize, but any manipulation that needs to be done after a resize event has taken place (such as redrawing the contents of a CanvasGadget to fill the resized dimensions).

Hi Bisonte,

maybe you looking for this ?

Thank you. Yes, I had missed that as a new feature in 5.20. However, the problem with using BindEvent is that it gets called before the FormDesigner resize procedure so I would not know what the new size was as the CanvasGadget would not have been resized ...

Hi,

What is the best way to handle resize events? I have a CanvasGadget that displays a map that is locked to all sides of the window. If the window is resized then I want to redraw the map to fill the CanvasGadget. Currently I have to have extra code in my event loop to handle this resize in ...

if anyone can explain to me why suddenly Windows 8 is only 14 bucks when you're 11 years old, then please tell me.)

Like a drug dealer they want you hooked young, for a price you can't refuse. Then when you know nothing except Windows they'll take however much they want when they want because you ...

According to MSDN:

Calling SetClassLongPtr with the GCLP_WNDPROC index creates a subclass of the window class that affects all windows subsequently created with the class.

So it looks like you need to apply your hook and then create the gadget. Or possibly create a dummy gadget so you can get ...

> Maybe you should have first a look to the name conventions for ASM

Josh is right. Using inline ASM doesn't follow the standard rules. See here (italics mine):

You have several rules to closely follow if you want to include ASM in a BASIC code :
- The used variables or pointers must be ...

; There is also an internal PB function for this, but you never know if it will change so I'm always using the previous one:
Import ""
PB_Gadget_SendGadgetCommand(hWnd, EventType)
EndImport


djes reported here http://www.purebasic.fr/english/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=42942&p=357378#p357378 that PB ...