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And lastly, if it's a single item and you need to set multiple key/value pairs default back to using mui.Set().

This small function allows you to set an attribute to a value on multiple items in one function call, enjoy. Remove the ExitOnError() block if you don't need it in your environment. Global Gui Gui = {} /* mui.Set */ Function Gui:Set(objects,attribute,value,postfix) ExitOnError(False) For i, v In IPa...

ListViews by their nature can have any number of Columns, this number can even be dynamic depending on the application, it's not always a fixed amount.

At times it would beneficial to me if were possible to Return values as a table instead of individual column$ variables.

It would be helpful in some projects if we were able to specify default parameters on a Function statement something akin to ES6/ES2015 in JavaScript. /* example */ Function Say(word = "Hello World!") DebugPrint(word) EndFunction Say("Hello Andreas!") Say() Output: Hello Andreas!...

Thanks, I have plenty of optimising to do.

Local found, active = mui.DoMethod( "windowtree-" .. PadNum(Windows:ReturnActiveWindow(),3), "getentry", "active", "head", "" ) found, parent = mui.DoMethod( "windowtree-" .. PadNum(Windows:ReturnActiveWindow(),3), "getentry", act...

Okay I attempting to return the previous node of the (last) VGroup item - which in this situation is the middle named Register node. However, clearly I am not doing something right (or Royale is broken) because when I call 'previous' on the 'active' node I get a DSI everytime. Which of course should...

Just gave this one ago to see if it had the desired effect on my app, yes it correctly moved the register from position Top to position Bottom - switching tabs worked correctly as expected - however the Active state of the tab was NOT shown visually to me.

Perhaps this behaviour is possible to achieve however I haven't worked it out yet. It is possible to set focus on an object in a Window using the ActiveObject attribute however I have not be able to set this focus on a specific Toolbarbutton on a Toolbar. Doesn't appear to be possible or I am dumb. ...

@JPV @bitRocky it appears I misunderstood the Fallthrough statement it certainly does what I want it to.

Thank you.