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I didn't find any other solution... so I made, for example, the recent files list in RNOPDF menus by remoing & freeing the old menu, and creating a new menu.

I guess Hollywood gives an error if a write doesn't succeed, and exits (quits) the program unless you handle it otherwise. So, if you want to check it, at least one way to do it is to disable internal error handler and check yourself. Something like this: s$="blabla" f$="ram:bla.txt&q...

RNOTags is an advanced GUI based ID3 tag editor for MP3 files. Features: - Reads v1.0, v1.1, Enhanced (v1+), v2.2.0, v2.3.0, and v2.4.0 tags - Can write v1.1, v2.3.0, and v2.4.0 tags, and convert between them - Can remove all kinds of tags - Recognises all 100+ ID3v2 frames - Can edit and create 60...

I was reading the example code in this post, https://forums.hollywood-mal.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=2099#p11046 It doesn't seem to be that good example, please don't do it like this in your code ;) This would be better to do with real events rather than a busy loop. Or if you do it with a busy lo...

Of course it would be better if the game (or other program) wouldn't be hard coded to certain resolution. Laptop users can't upgrade their displays, "retro users" may want to use 4:3 displays etc :) For example, I'm scaling and positioning graphics elements in my RNOInfoScreen according th...

I guess it's mostly depending of the hardware if it's capable to display FullHD resolution, not MorphOS itself. I've been using 1920x1080 resolution on my daily MorphOS setup for years. It's a Mac mini with 64MB graphics memory and it's been working just fine on FullHD monitors and video projectors,...

1.6 - Support for Digital Audio Player, borderless window option, settings weren't saved on certain OS3 versions.
1.7 - Embedded images in MP3 files now display with all ID3v2.x tags, added support for RNORadio

If I try to get text from a page which doesn't have any text, Hollywood exits with the error "Specified character is out of range!". Could this be changed so that GetText() would give an empty string in these cases? It's a bit annoying to start checking page length all the time before gett...

Tipsi wrote: ↑Mon Jul 15, 2019 10:23 pm What if you write pdf.GetLastError() immediately after pdf.OpenDocument()?

Didn't make any difference.

airsoftsoftwair wrote: ↑Sun Jul 14, 2019 6:01 pm You must only call pdf.GetLastError() if pdf.OpenDocument() actually failed

Why there is #PDFERR_SUCCESS (No error occurred.) then?