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I try to understand better how Hollywood Locale Library works. What is the result of GetSystemLanguage() and GetSystemCountry() if it is different then the internally supported values? 0 ? A negative error number ? Nil ? On non amigaoid platforms only the languages are supported, that are in this li...

I wonder why you assign the values at all if you don't need them ? This will work: myfunc=Function() Return(1,2,3,4) EndFunction a,b,c=myfunc() DebugPrint(a) DebugPrint(b) DebugPrint(c) DebugPrint(d) This, too: myfunc=Function() Return(1,2,3,4) EndFunction a,b,c,d,e=myfunc() DebugPrint(a) DebugPrint...

I think, that if you create a method (:), HW implicitly adds a self Parameter:

Function s_Intro:Parser_RemoveUnwantedChars(string)
<=>
s_Intro["Parser_RemoveUnwantedChars"]=Function (self,string)

I assume you get an error that Parameters are missing...

Include is evaluated at compile time, he wants the commands to be executed at runtime.

Well, at least on amiganoid systems I wpuld simply set up an ARexx Port in my Hollwood App and define commands for it.

Scrolling should not be a Problem. wehne zooming, just Change Displaysize, but not size in MUI/RapaGui Hollywood.class. And put a ScrollGroup around it.

In my program I want to create a pdf using Polybios and read it again for displaying. In my first attempt I saved the pdf document to a temporary file and then opened the document again. Worked . But now I tried to use a virtual file instead: @REQUIRE "polybios" doc = pdf.CreateDocument() ; ... ; no...

It works now
Thanks for fixing this immediatly !

Whenever I try to switch to Fullscreen mode (via menu or via Hotkey), program quits with error message:
"This functionality is not supported in full screen mode!
File: RNOPFD.hw (current line; 231 - in Function isMenuItemSelected)"

Tried in a WIN10 System.

Try to type the following in Hollywood 8 IDE / Win10 :
<{><any-string><:><}>, e.g. And the IDE will quit immediately, no matter , if file is in unsaved state.

It doesn't matter, in which order you type the sequence. As soon, as it is complete, the described behaviour happens.