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Yes, that worked. Now it only asks once.

My program is made so it will use progdir for saving when I compile for Windows or Amiga. The same program (apk) running on android does work well for saving or loading, even I did not use permissionrequest() in my code. But I have no idea where those savefiles are located on my device. Where will f...

I think its a general issue, it happens both when compiling for 68k or for Windows x64. The same thing happens when creating applets as well.

There is a minor annoyance when compiling and you want to replace a previous executable. It will prompt you that the file already exist, and ask if you want to overwrite this. If yes it will continue, asking about compression. Then as the last step before saving the executable, it will again prompt ...

Using AmiBlitz/Blitzbasic earlier there is a feature I miss in the Windows IDE: To be able to mark a block and select from from the menu "Block Comment" and also "Block UnComment" I found it very useful when testing various part of the code, specially when ruling out errors in th...

emeck wrote: ↑Tue Jun 18, 2019 2:09 pm @DISPLAY is a preprocessor command, which are processed before the rest of the script, so your variables mywidth, myheight and mycol don't exist yet.

Thank you, that explains it. I was not aware of that preprocessor also ment that it would be processed before any code written above.

Btw, see here for a comparison between the Home and the Professional Edition: https://www.hollywood-mal.com/apkcompiler.html Apart from the splash screen, the other differences between home and pro version are the manifest, gradle scripts and java code. From google I read that one of the things the...

Is there any reason why @DISPLAY does not accept variables for arguments, while CreateDisplay does? I made an example to show what works. mywidth = 600 myheight = 400 mycol = "$959595" CreateBGPic(1, mywidth-400, myheight-300, #WHITE) @DISPLAY {width = 800, height = 600, color = #GREEN} Cr...

Here is a working example for an addressbook, with the option to export the data as a text file or cvs style. The user interface is very basic though @DISPLAY {Title = "Addressbook", x = 100, y = 100, Width = 480, Height = 620, Color = #WHITE, Noclose = True, Sizeable = True} ; check for p...

Thanks. I hope this also answers Juan's question.