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From the manual:
HaveItem/HasItem

Note that if you pass a string in the key parameter, it will be converted to lower case automatically. If you don't want that, use RawGet() instead.

Bugala wrote: ↑Mon Jan 20, 2025 1:24 pm basically you should be able to use HasItem or HaveItem instead of RawGet, but for some reason it didn't work when I tried, might be a bug in Hollywood.

No bug, HaveItem/HasItem expect lowercase indices.

I just used ForEach() once again and it reminded me of how long it took me to understand that you can do much more with it than just list a table like in the example. Therefore, I recommend adding a slightly complicated variant to the example, something like this: ForEach(t, Function(a, b) DebugPrin...

I know these problems. Look at andreas' answer here , though it is meant for Linux. And to see the reason, insert a StartTimer(1) above your main loop, and compare the drawing speed: Function draw() ResetTimer(1) Box(100, 100, 100, 100, color) DebugPrint(GetTimer(1)) EndFunction Here (on an older Wi...

Plouf has already mentioned that the display with ID 1 is the default display. Try it with 2.
But I suggest that you don't explain what you think you've done, just show the code.

If you change an interval frequency using ChangeInterval(), GetAttribute(#INTERVAL, id, #ATTRDURATION) keeps returning the initially selected value. And by the way, the manual entries of ChangeInterval( ) and GetAttribute() refer to a frequency in milliseconds, but that's not precise, as it is the p...

A further recommendation: This function works much faster if you use DisableLineHook()/EnableLineHook().

Thank you. I know that many Hollywood users wait for the next update, so I'll try it myself for now.

Maybe you can do something with IsKeyDown()?
Or if you use OnKeyDown and OnKeyUp events then this may help.

My replacement IPC functions are not yet as stable and fast as I would like them to have. Now I wonder if I won't need them anymore soon because the next Hollywood version will have a CreatePort for Linux as well, or if I should still put some time into it.