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Sorry, I forgot something, CreateDisplay() needs as first argument an ID or Nil, you also need to open the display: If IsAndroid id = CreateDisplay(Nil, {Color = #WHITE, Sizeable = True, Width =800,Height =600, ScaleMode=#SCALEMODE_AUTO, ScreenName="Fireplace", Title = "Fireplace", Menu = 1}) OpenDi...

You can use v = GetVersion() IsAndroid = (v.platform = "Android") And then check the variable "IsAndroid" If IsAndroid CreateDisplay({Color = #WHITE, Sizeable = True, Width =800,Height =600, ScaleMode=#SCALEMODE_AUTO, ScreenName="Fireplace", Title = "Fireplace", Menu = 1}) Else LoadPlugin("RapaGUI")...

airsoftsoftwair wrote:Android support for RapaGUI is coming. I'm already working on it.

Wow! This will be really cool!

Hmm, could you maybe return WARN, if compiling failed due to an error? So I could do "IF WARN" and then get the last line and extract the filename, line and msg. Best would be if you could set some local env-vars: HWERR_File, HWERR_Line and HWERR_Msg for example;) Nice to hear that about Hollywood s...

Yes, AmigaGuide.

I have a script in FlowStudio to open the AmigaGuide file showing the node of the function.

It would be nice to have a link to the appropriate library section in every function of that library! For example: the node "AddStr" of the "String Library" currrently looks like this: @NODE AddStr "Hollywood Guide" @{b}NAME@{ub} AddStr -- append substring to a string @{b}SYNOPSIS@{ub} var$ = AddStr...

Just to clarify, with "script" I mean from a shell script not a Hollywood script!

Is there a way to get the error msg and line (and script where it occurs) from within a script? At the moment the error msg and line is only shown in a requester if an error occured while compiling/interpreting a script. I would like to be able to jump to the error line in the script with FlowStudio...

Hi, If I change the "max" attribute to something higher or lower than the default 100, the shown procent value isn't correct, its the "level" value not the calculated procent of "level" from "max". You can test it with the Dialogs example, just add a moai.Set("prgbar", "max", 1000) at the beginning ...

If I compile as a compressed Applet, the version tag is missing!

You could just append the version string from @APPVERSION to the end of the compressed applet!