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Sure, just link the file using the @FILE preprocessor command or use the [[ ]] operator to embed the XML from your script. Sometimes I feel stupid, but how to access the included file? (...) @FILE 1, "muidef.xml" (...) mui.createGUI(FileToString(1)) (...) I mean the blunt "1" as...

Is it normal behaviour that a 68k hollywood application run on a ppc system requires 68k plugins? I played a bit with MUI Royale and compiled it for 68k, but the attempt to run the 68k program on MorphOS doesn't work with the error message that no MUI Royale hwp would be present (which of course is,...

Another very small program: Exutil It's a batch renaming tool for pictures sorted by date retrieved from Exif header information. Uses MUI Royale. Undecided wheter this may become something bigger or just stay as it is. Was just a MUI Royale play around and solve a little problem result, but dumped ...

Looks pretty cool.
Big thanks for this new plug in.

Sounds good.
And as for the timeout option, as said that would be only the cherry on top, nothing of too high importance.

Thanks for pointing me to that thread, hadn't seen that. I'll try the "glgalore workaround".

I try to open a display on its own screen in native resolution. My approach: get Displaymodes with getdisplaymodes and open a display with the values of the last item of the list returned by getdisplaymodes. This works on my MorphOS machines, on my WindowsXP setup, but it fails on my Win 10 setup. U...

I think it would be great if iskeydown and waitkeydown would accept "any" as argument for any key and return the value of the pressed key accordingly. How would multiple simultaneously pressed down keys get handled? One return value is not enough, you would need a state table. I thought t...

I think it would be great if iskeydown and waitkeydown would accept "any" as argument for any key and return the value of the pressed key accordingly. Something like that:

Updated Simephys now as well.
http://via.i-networx.de/Simephys/about.htm
It's my biggest Hollywood project so far, but for a very narrow target group (electrophysiologists). Next new program should be for a broader audience...