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Here is an excerpt from a working script. Maybe it helps. stmt=db:prepare([[INSERT INTO billeditems VALUES(NULL, :bill_nr, :date, :name, :brutto, :vat, :amount, :vatvalue)]]) For i,v In Pairs(bill_tetelek) stmt:bind_names ( { bill_nr = bill_response.szamlaszam, date = bill_response.date, name = v.me...

It has been in continuous development for longer than the period between the Commodore PET and its bankruptcy. The love and care it exudes towards the classic Amiga line is impressive. I think it could be an attractive choice even on mainstream platforms for quite some time. Of course I have already...

Yes! But the main problem is that GL Galore fullcreen displays can't lost focus. When other screens bring forth no window can be selected. It doesn't depend on what the main loop contains. Just try any GL Galore examples in full screen. Bring forth the WB display and try to select/open any windows. ...

Thanks! And when you will fix that, please check this too!

Another issue with OS4 GLGalore. The #ATTRACTIVE flag of the fullscreen GLGalore display is always true. It seems to be correct, because when a gl loop runs in the background it is impossible to make any window active. When the same code runs in window, that window can be inactive. You can check it ...

MovePointer() does NOP when using GL Galore.
Is it a limitation of minigl?

Sometimes I am using a @File 64,"script.hws" preprocessor command to link the source to the executables just for securing the source, but as @Bugala said, it is exposing your script to others. Maybe that is not a big deal for hobby developments.

I am sorry for your accident. It is a very annoying thing when you lost some source. However the executables contains a somehow chewed (tokenized) version of the script it may be easier to rewrite it than rebuild the source from that. Even if you could recover it, you would lost remarks, origininal ...

Not really a bug, but a differency of table handling between the preprocessor parameters and other tables. If the last table item is followed by a comma that is not allowed in the preprocessor lines. This has an error "Tag expected!" @DISPLAY { width=160, height=100, } But inside the scrip...

New version is out for testing.

It has clipboard sync between the two machines.
Have fun!