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Your syntax is incorrect. You are attempting to output a string with two digits and a leading zero. But this is only defined for numbers, so to fix just this line: mo$ = FormatStr("%02d", ToNumber(mo$)) But your function doesn't seem to make sense to me at all. Why don't you use FormatDate...

I don't have many ideas left. A bad hard disk would cause problems with other activities too.
Could you provide an example of a file that cannot be compiled, or is the program too large for this?

I used like base a previous version of my code I added the new code fro the corrupt file, and no the problem with that part of code don't appears That means, that this code isn't corrupted. I used the Notepad++ to see if there are some strange character but neither I saved the code with the Notepad...

I've tried copying the same code from the working version and nothing works. I even copied code from the non-working version to the working one, and the old version still works. This should tell you that the bug is not in this part of the code. There's not much more we can say about it because we d...

I think the key point is that Temp is a list with integer indexes, which can be seen in What the list contains as elements should not matter.

On Windows, the functions GetVolumeName() and GetVolumeInfo() return the correct results for existing volumes, but for all non-existent volumes, the result is a random value or the previously returned value. Without my p_PrintHex() function, the result looks different, so I left it in the first two ...

Bugala wrote: ↑Tue Dec 02, 2025 7:52 am I guess by now this OnError has happened, what was the implementation?

Maybe this one?

But I usually use the the construct from here, for example:

So, my first solution was to use the index strings in Base64 coded form, but because I wanted the file human readable, I now build a serializable list and save this. And convert it back after reading. If someone is interested: Function p_WriteNowPlayingTable() Local serializableTable=CreateList() If...

I have a table with string indexes, and the strings come from outside the program and may also contain spaces. Now I wanted to write this table using WriteTable(), but this did not work. The following example works with the legacy serializer, but with Adapter="Default" I get an “Error seri...

Interesting. Maybe the behavior is actually only half a bug. I looked up the problem in the manual again, but it doesn't seem to be mentioned directly. However, section 7.9 (Loaders and adapters) describes the process of how loaders are used (Hollywood will ask all plugins whether they want to handl...