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If the event is generated it is processed before it even gets to Hollywood, I think. The edit function on listview items is a double left-click. Maybe that will work also for the tree gadget. Maybe my memory is wrong but it might be consistant with that.

If it is not possible to right-click without triggering a menu in your OS then no. RapaGUI gadgets are native widgets in the host operating system.

Maybe it's a Unicode thing or the slash needs to be dead-keyed.

Could it be a permission problem in the Linux filesystem? Make sure the execute permissions are set for everyone.

I'll do a small example of an included Hollywood framework: /* * include/world.hws */ Function p_Location$() Return("the world") EndFunction Function p_Greeting$() Return("Hello") EndFunction Here's the unit-test to test the libraries in the include directory /* * include/test.hws */ @INCLUDE "world...

I'd suggest putting unit tests in the same directory as the includes but in order to make the final code independent of the unit tests, put them outside the include directory and put the build options in a shell script called run.sh on Linux or Mac, run.bat on Windows, and simply name it run on the ...

As a workaround, you can pass in a string constant into your Hollywood script (compiled or through the interpreter) to prepend onto the path of your includes. This allows you to put all of your includes in one directory and callers into another. To make a string constant from the command prompt, you...

Not enough information to solve it. Can you use the IPairs iterator to list all the keys and values of the first dimension of arrays?

I think you just use the password in the email sent to you. I don't think it can be reset or set to anything other than the email indicated.

The bytecode interpreter included in every compiled application is very weak on less than an 040. I'd try to limit it to puzzle games or something an 8 bit machine can handle. If you haven't bought Hollywood yet you can download the Hollywood Player runtime and try out the Hollywood applets on the d...