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That's very suspicious

Clyde wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 08, 2018 11:02 pm

maybe that would be nice to mention in the WaitEvent() documentation?

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The German forum on this site was removed because nobody used it. However, there is still the unofficial German Hollywood forum over at Amiga Resistance. The link is here: https://www.hollywood-mal.de/help.html Also, the German translations of the manuals are all online. You can download / browse th...

I don't think this is possible without using hacks. Windows console programs will automatically open the console when started from outside of it. But, if all you need is handling command line options, just compile for normal Windows. Normal Windows programs can handle command line arguments just fin...

Right, this information actually had to be added for the following commands as well: PlayAnim(), DisplayBGPicPartFX(), DisplayBrushFX(), DisplayTransitionFX(), ClearScreen(), MoveBrush(), ShowLayerFX(), HideLayerFX(), RemoveLayerFX(), Undo(), UndoFX().

Windows console programs aren't MS-DOS programs. They are Windows programs that use some special startup code for using the current console as standard input and output. Normal Windows programs don't do that. By compiling your script as a Windows console program, it's possible to write console tools...

Sure, all Hollywood tooltypes are also accessible from the command line. So adding a new tooltype automatically means the tooltype will be available from the command line as well, if that is what you mean?

It's not allowed to call WaitEvent() in a callback called by WaitEvent(). WaitEvent() should only be used once in your script to manage main loop event handling. Try using an interval function that calls AsyncDrawFrame() instead.