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No, it is actually an editor I am making for own use. You add boxes which represent locations, and then I am planning on being able to scroll around, zoom and unzoom. Since It is, at least currently, only planned for my own use, I am simply using rectangles as graphics, and hence can use #SIMPLEBUTT...

I am wondering what solution I should take to my problem. Thing is, I have these boxes that are buttons (Could use #SIMPLEBUTTON), but user can scroll around and zoom and unzoom as well, which means that the size and location of the box might change (even outside of the screen), which means that if ...

As I said, not planning to use it, since I don't quite see any reason why to use it, but was just wondering from Hollywood syntax point of view if it is doable. As in, understanding how it works, might help understand how something else that is actually useful works.

@Flinx, thanks for the workaround! Thought I couldnt get my program to do what I wanted, bu this solves the problem.

@Andreas Just noticed the DrawTo example code from the manual has a small problem too: SetFillStyle(#FILLNONE) SetFormStyle(#ANTIALIAS) x=25.6 y=128.0 x1=102.4 y1=230.4 x2=153.6 y2=25.6 x3=230.4 y3=128.0 StartPath(1) MoveTo(1, x, y) CurveTo(1, x1, y1, x2, y2, x3, y3) SetLineWidth(10) DrawPath(1, 0, ...

Thanks for replies. I assumed there wouldnt be aproblem using these, but wanted to confirm it to be sure Im not going to suddenly encounter some random behavior when using these. One more question. Not that I plan to do this even, but just from curiosity of understanding more About Hollywood behavio...

1. If I have: ForEach(Tbl1, Function(NotInUse, Content1) ForEach(Tbl2, Function(NotInUse, Content2) EndFunction) EndFunction) Is it a problem that I am using same variable "NotInUse" in both cases, when I am not using them? Naturally if I would name them both as "ID" and be using...

StartPath(1) AddArcToPath(1, 100, 100, 50, 50, 120, 220) DrawPath(1, 0, 0, ARGB(10, #RED)) DrawPath(1, 100, 100, ARGB(90, #RED)) DrawPath(1, 200, 200, ARGB(190, #RED)) WaitLeftMouse() Hollywood 9.1 Windows 11 - All Arcs look exactly same colored, even to my understanding some of them should look cle...

Seems I said wrong there at one point. Only Affects mouse. I can use CTRL-V to paste the stuff I COPIED, just not Mouse. I accidentally in original message said CTRL-C, when I meant to say CTRL-V (PASTE). To repeat. I can first use mouse paint to COPY. But when I mouse PASTE it fails. However, if af...

yeah, that exactly. Some random times it doesnt work. Most of times does work. Had the problem with the old machine, and now with the new one too.