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Huh? It says the "function can be used to check if s$ ends on the substring specified by substr$" so s$ is the haystack and substr$ is the needle. So where is the problem?

I don't see how this is related to string interpolation but you probably just have to pass the function as a reference, not as a string, to solve this problem, i.e.

Yes, I see what it does but the question is if that is something that is of general interest or just for your project. If it is only good for your particular project, it doesn't make sense to add it as a Hollywood feature. That's why I'd need some plausible reasons as to why this is a feature that i...

What does this do? Is such a function of general interest or is it only useful for your specific project?

@djrikki: Icons in menus aren't currently supported by MUI Royale but it's planned.

I don't know if that's possible with MUI. Ask tboeckel for clarification, he should know.

Maybe set the "LSMultipleInstancesProhibited" switch to FALSE in the Info.plist of the app bundle?

Why would you want to specify "(none)" at initialization time? If you don't want a context menu, just leave out the context menu attribute in the XML entirely.

If you set "EnableDebug" to TRUE in @OPTIONS, everything should be as before.

Are you on Mac OS or Linux? CreatePort() currently only works on Amiga and Windows.