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Thanks guys.
I'm getting more & more concerned about the route Microsoft are taking with Windows 8 & apparently relegating the desktop interface (to oblivion in Windows 9 ??). So it's good to know...

Thanks Petr.

You were spot on in suspecting that the control Id's were getting duplicated (when I eventually tracked it down).

I also "confirmed" (unless I've missed something) that you can't...

Hi Petra,


Thanks for the example – it works fine. I also have found that it doesn't work with any of the “symbols” fonts (e.g. Wingdings & the one I want to use! – I'll have to create a none...

Hi Eros,

It works fine for me (on both the test harness and the real program) - Thanks.

Let me know if you want me to test the definitive fix.

Tom

COBOL has a lot to answer for (I got to like the way that I could layout storage with it - the ONLY thing which I liked about it though! & I've unconsciously used UDT to do something similar).

Do...

Hi Eros,

Thanks, yes I can wait a while.

UDT is brilliant for grouping related items, but I suspect I'm taking it to places that stretch it to the limits.

Kind regards,

Tom

I've found a bug (I think)

The text harness attached should store successive dates 16 years apart in the user defined type array “SmallFate” in fields “Start_Date_Time” & “End_Date_Time”...

I broke the beta Debug again - sorry!

Basically, if "For Counter5 = 1 To SB_LeftOverStems.Count While SB_Second_Stem = %FALSE " is in the main code it parses fine.
If it's inside a function the...

Hi Eros,

Thanks, it works fine now. (I should have spotted that one!!)

If I run the attached code in either the interactive debugger or Thinbasic (1.7.10.0 Beta), I get “Missing Open Parens '('. Expected a '(' but found something else.” at line 91 “CALC_LIFE_HOUSE...

I have the same problem using the 1.7.10.0 Beta debugger, both with TabControl_AddressBook.tbasic & my own program. They both run fine when I use "Go" but generate Error Code 4 Equals sign expected...

Thanks both.

I declared the Function parameter as an array i.e. Function Get_Parameter_Section (ByRef CP() As Parameter_Line, ...)
and it works fine both when called with an array and with a...

I like the new style ThinAir – thank you.

I've found a difference in the Byref handling between 1.7.7.0 & 1.7.10.0 Beta. It looks like a bug, but might just be me getting away with doing something...