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@Rigo

Thank you! Any info about the interlaced PNG bug in the datatype? Has it been fixed already?

@OldFart When in iconmode it is highly convenient and aesthetically correct to have the icons shown in neatly arranged columns and rows. The window can be shrunk or enlarged to add positively to the experience. And all can be snapshot so position and size remain unchanged over time. This is great an...

@JosDuchIt

Thanks. The example might entice me to write a custom ReAction class - something I wanted to try out for quite some time.

tonyw wrote:Well, in the new console (which you guys will get a hold of as soon as you get the latest beta releases), you can click anywhere on the command line to move the cursor there.

Wohoooo, now that's a feature! Thank you very much!

I'll give you two practical examples. ReAction's requester.class has a silly and probably long-standing bug (now fixed by Simon) that affects the use of custom bitmp images with the requester. What it boils down to is: unless you dispose of the image object each time you close the requester, the req...

Plus, the SDK for AmigaOS 3.9 did contain the Release Notes so why all this secrecy now?

DisposeObject((struct Object *)but); DisposeObject((struct Object *)integer); There is no "struct Object", there is only Object! As of the latest OS4 SDK, all BOOPSI gadgets and images are to be declared as a pointer to Object, not struct Gadget or Image, respectively. So try something li...

C_Boop_RKMButClass.c:(.text+0xb96): undefined reference to `HookEntry' C_Boop_RKMButClass.c:(.text+0xb9a): undefined reference to `HookEntry' In the 68k AmigaOS, HookEntry() was used to put the three hook function parameters on the stack and invoke the function in h_SubEntry. This is no longer the ...

A new instalment in my loose series of tutorials on OS4 user interface programming can now be found on OS4coding.net, this time with a full working C code example. Enjoy!

http://www.os4coding.net/blog/trixie/re ... ppmessages

@ Rigo

Thank you!