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I agree. and as it is just a subclass of with no new attributes It migth be easy to add.

Hello, as HW compiles to kind of Byte Code I wonder if it preserves meta information like table and function names in the compiled code and if it is possible to access these informations ?

If I have a reference/pointer to a function, can I find out the name of this function ?

The entry in Lua user projects seems to be quite old.
But according to HW7 docs (chapter Credits) ist is still Lua 5.02

Your suggestion results in: src/amigaentry.c:49:26: error: 'InitPlugin' undeclared here (not in a function) {"InitPlugin", (void *) InitPlugin}, ^ src/amigaentry.c:50:27: error: 'ClosePlugin' undeclared here (not in a function) {"ClosePlugin", (void *) ClosePlugin}, ^ src/amigaen...

AFAIK they exist for 68k only, but at least on MorphOS they work fine (OS4 don't know). And as they are based on powerful date.library they are also powerful when it comes to special date related issues (e.g. the fact that some days don't exist in gregorian calendar or support different calendar sys...

SDK 6.1 library plugin example: when I add the following lines to either amigaentry.c and/or testplugin.c : #include <proto/intuition.h> #include <intuition/intuition.h> before this line: #include <hollywood/plugin.h> I get this error from gcc (no matter if gcc 2.9 or gcc 5) : Work:Hollywood/SDK/exa...

I'm not sure about the date picker, though. Is there a MUI gadget for picking a date? I don't remember one. http://aminet.net/search?path[]=dev/mui&readme=Kai+Hofmann To see those date related classes ina ction, have a look at Homebank (which I use daily) http://aminet.net/biz/misc/HomeBank.lha

He tries to simulate ENUMs from Java. But his code might be little bit ineffective

Maybe you could post an example of how your table of enums shall lool like in the end ?

Using SVG for displaying text with non-european writing systems seems not to work either -.- This is my SVG-File text3.svg (in the end I wanted to create a VirtualFileFromString with a dynamically built string...) : <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>...