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I also don't like to have the plugin files installed globally in the SYS:Libs/Hollywood, because: All the plugins found in that directory will be loaded in the memory each time you launch a Hollywood application, even when it doesn't require it. Only option to disable this feature is to launch the ...

PEB wrote: ↑

Sun Nov 10, 2019 3:12 am

Please also add this to the list:
*Support for SetTrayIcon() with RapaGUI.

Actually, this is already on the agenda

You can use WinUAE for OS4 too

AlexC wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 08, 2019 11:02 pm

Any idea what could be wrong?

The syntax posted by p-OS is definitely the correct way to do it. There's no "PostData" tag, it's called "Post". Please post a minimal test script with a real URL that I can test here...

This is already possible. As in AmigaDOS, the slash after the directory name tells DeleteFile() to delete all files and subdirectories but keep the root directory, e.g.

Can't you do something like this?
In that way, you can have any directory you want as the current one and the Hollywood script can be in some arbitrary temporary directory. Or have I misunderstood the problem here?

Alternatively, you can distribute your program as a real executable. In contrast to plugins, platform-dependent executables can have plugins linked to them.

Can't you test on WinUAE?

OK, checked it again. now ForceMode="Listview" works because I removed Editable="true" from one column. So I think that in the RapaGUI manual it should be like this : Listview Use a Listview widget. Listview widgets support everything except of check boxes, editable entries, right and center alignm...

That's not possible because those are provided by the OS. You can, however, try to set Listview.ForceMode to "Dataview" or "Listview" and see if you get a better look. AFAIR "Dataview" uses a custom list view implementation which might look better than the default one on Windows 10.