Hollywood forum

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Best wishes for Christmas and 2018!

airsoftsoftwair wrote:I think this can easily be implemented in script code. Just check for SYS:System/GrimReaper for OS4, SYS:MorphOS/Ambient for MorphOS etc. and you have it

That's an easy and good solution. Good hint.

Update to V2.3 changes: - new: View data from a 2nd child simultaneously on diagrammes for body height, weight, head girth and BMI - minor changes of the UI and localization Get it from http://via.i-networx.de/HIW/about_en.htm for Amiga, MorphOS, Windows (demo only) or for Android from https://play....

GetVersion() is your friend. I would like a small change in the was getversion works: Currently it seems to extract the OS from the embedded Hollywood player target, I'd like if it would get the information from the OS itself somehow. It's affecting Amiga et al.: if you run a 68k compiled Hollywood...

A small update to 0,8

changes:
Beep on end of a countdown.
Fixed a misbehaviour on some paused situations.
Few internal changes.

delbourg wrote: 1. Should I be using muiroyale or rapagui for morphos?

I switched from MUI Royale to RapaGUI. MUI Royale is a bit more finetuned to max out MUI features/functions, but I think, for most programs RapaGUI is just fine and hence I switched to that.

Small update to V0.7

Variance and standard deviation (mean) get calculated now as well as the values for the p25 and p75 quartiles (median).
html export files are a bit better structured now.

I second that question. Haven't found 15.48, too...

The filename of the virtual file seems not to matter at all (except the file name extension for a type casting by Hollywood). To work with the virtual file you rather need the handle to the virtual file, just like with the example from the documentation: vf$ = DefineVirtualFile("hugeresource.dat", 1...

The files can be anything. It's a variable that get filled by a filerequester. It's just some path to some original file the virtual file gets derived from. Here's a bit more code within some context (slightly changed from the original program), it's a routine to quickly extract embedded thumbnails ...