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I would use:

Video:Resume
Scroll:Resume
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airsoftsoftwair wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 11, 2019 8:31 pm

You can query #ATTRDOUBLEBUFFER for #DISPLAY.

So you can start double buffering when creating the display also or only with BeginDoubleBuffer and it is set to the current display?

Bugala wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 11, 2019 8:08 pm

Error handling is not really a clean way, as a dirty trick I was thinking of disabling error messages and execute the command, then turn error handling back on, but would rather not do that.

OK, I understand what you mean.

Would checking for #ERR_NODOUBLEBUFFER with GetLastError to continue execution or disable double buffering be a clean way?

Raspbian is 32 bits.

Have you set it as executable?

In a terminal window type:

sudo chmod +x yourfilename


Or you can set it with RMB (sorry, I'm not at home and don't remember the option but it is easy to find. Maybe in properties?)

For the code segment, you have to use the [_code] and [_/code] tags but without the underscore, like this:

[_code]
Your code here
[_/code]

And removing the undescore it shows:

Hello Juan Carlos,

you just need to multiply the numbre by -1. For example:

-3 * -1 = 3
3 * -1 = -3
-134 * -1 = 134

Hello, I also had trouble trying to understand Asyncronous operation, but I think I'm understanding it a bit now. So others could do a better explanation. But this works for me from your example code. You have to call AsyncDrawFrame to actually show your async objects. @DISPLAY {Mode = "Windowed", W...

@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.