Hollywood forums

Although it is not prominently indicated in the documentation, the non-MUI platforms are supported using wxWidgets as a toolkit. You may find an answer at http://www.wxWidgets.org .

Have you tried string concatenation with the .. operator?

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

I think not. The icons in the menu bars and launch bars appear to mostly be external PNG icons and there is no icon within a Linux executable for anything other than the default external executable icon.

should work. If you need the title defined once, use a const directive.

Export to a csv file in Hollywood or better yet, look up Office Open XML format family and export to Excel's own format. The hard part is the formula cells which use their own format. Importing XML is aided by the XML Parser plugin so reading data from Excel is possible. Note: Excel format is zip co...

Updates: Since Swift is NOT a bytecode JIT language as I had assumed before, the possibility of running Hollywood Player may not be possible on iOS. Compiling a dedicated iOS executable using the Swift runtime entails an LLVM toolchain usage. Perhaps the first step would be to get Hollywood to run ...

Since Apple doesn't allow virtual machines with an interpreter other than one of theirs to be uploaded to the iOS app store, this limits the options for running Hollywood on iOS machines. The only way around it appears to be something to convert the Hollywood bytecode to Swift or Javascript, with th...

It appears to be a driver issue. The --vsync option on ./testgles and ./testgles2 did nothing and the framerate was stuck at 400+ FPS.

Have you tried the HTTPStreamer plugin?