Hello,
Would be nice to have a consistent cross-platforms RaiseError(), meaning with the ability to use custom errors, not only on Windows but also on Linux and Mac OSX.
Cheers,
Guy.
RaiseError() Cross-Platform Consistency
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RaiseError() Cross-Platform Consistency
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Re: PosEvent() Cross-Platform Consistency
PostEvent is supported on all platforms so I'm not sure what you are requesting. 
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Raspberry Pi OS (Arm64)
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Re: RaiseError() Cross-Platform Consistency
Oops, I wrote PostEvent() but I meant RaiseError().. Monday morning.. I'll update the Title..
On Linux and Mac OSX, only 5 values are accepted while on Windows 0 to 268435455 are possible.
While I understand this function is certainly close to the native OS it would be nice to have it allowing custom errors on the 3 platforms, even if it means encapsulating the original function somehow.
Cheers,
Guy.
On Linux and Mac OSX, only 5 values are accepted while on Windows 0 to 268435455 are possible.
While I understand this function is certainly close to the native OS it would be nice to have it allowing custom errors on the 3 platforms, even if it means encapsulating the original function somehow.
Cheers,
Guy.
guy rabiller | radfac founder / ceo | raafal.org