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Adding to what AUserLG said, keep in mind that the table lookups on the button names on RapaGUI are case sensitive. That caught me off guard once when I made an OK button instead of an Ok button or the other way around. The syntax on RapaGUI is different, to be certain.

It works on windows and linux, but does not work on macOS He never said otherwise. What he did try to tell you is that it is a feature upstream from RapaGUI in the wxWidgets framework. The license of wxWidgets only allows code to be linked inline if not modified from the original source at http://w...

The Raspberry Pi 3 also has a 64-bit CPU but no 64-bit Raspbian so the question is whether they'll come up with a 64-bit version of Raspbian as well... (this would mean that Hollywood would have to support a new linux-arm64 target) It appears that the userspace on Raspbian is still 32-bit even thou...

You'll have to do a type enumeration for every variable to keep track yourself.

I've converted a rather significantly sized wave file to an ogg file, but when exporting the project to Linux it won't run. It ran perfectly with the wave file though. I've installed the ogg vorbis plugin and it runs fine in Designer. Is there something else I need to do? Just some diagnostic quest...

To save lookup time use the words as the keys of the count table and ditch the arrays.

A new version of Designer is planned but the old version is showing its age.

Hello Bugala, and Andreas, i test the snippet supplied by Bugala, and my results are better without RebelSDL, using RebelSDL i have 132000 ms time when i execute the script ,whithout RebelSDL my result is 12900 ms, this in windows 10 64 bits, any idea about why this is happening? Did you read the i...

https://www.raspberrypi.org has the details. It's full 64-bit and uses the Mesa graphics pipeline at 4k HDMI 60 Hz or dual head at 30 Hz.

Integer divide by 10 and modulo by 10 to get y and x respectively. If you want sequential slab arrays you can allocate them yourself using memory.library routines. They are generally smaller and faster than tables when you need multiple dimensions. The only limitation is that there's no "table poke"...