Under Windows (except Win95): #include "windows.bi" 'type WINBOOL as long 'type DWORD as ulong 'declare function Beep_ alias "Beep"(byval dwFreq as DWORD, byval dwDuration as DWORD) as WINBOOL Beep_(1000, 1000) ' (1000 Hz, 1000 ms) Sleep Perfect!!! I do not need more than this! ...

I need to make just two sounds. A low frequency one and a high frequency one. There is no simpler way to do them than needing to use such things as FMOD, BASS.bi, etc? What and where I need to add thats .bi? I just need one sound if a variable is some number and the other sound if that variable is o...

NEW PROBLEM: I need to make just two sounds. A low frequency one and a high frequency one. There is no simpler way to do them than needing to use such things as FMOD, BASS.bi, etc? I just need one sound if a variable is some number and the other sound if that variable is other number. Any hint? Than...

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Pedals was in axis 4 and 5, 3 was not enough!

I´m using GetJoystick instruction, and detect the buttons on wheel and the wheel rotation, but not the pedals.

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I need to make a program to train my father to aprove the Drive Licence Test.

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I have a simracing wheel with pedals and I want to use it.
How to read the pedals and the other buttons on wheel imputs? (I do not need to read the wheel orientation).

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Hi, thanks for your work! It not have the option to have those "+" or "-" places to click to contract or expand the view in For/next; If/Endif; etc? Menu |_ Options |_ Environment Options |_ Code editor |_ Check checkbox "Show fold margin" Nice!!! Thansk Josep!

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It not have the option to have those "+" or "-" places to click to contract or expand the view in For/next; If/Endif; etc?

fxm wrote:Default Palettes

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I´m not able to find where in Help are the numbers corresponding to each color.

I mean 2 for blue; 4 for red.

:-(

Any hint?

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Hi Luis, If I make a program that use ULongInt variables, I need the 64 bit Debugger to debug it or I have another way to debug it? No problem with ulongint when using 32bit debugger. The 32bit version is used to debug 32bit compiled exes and the 64bit one for 64bit compiled exes. In both cases 64b...

If I make a program that use ULongInt variables, I need the 64 bit Debugger to debug it or I have another way to debug it?

It compiles (after I changed "chr$" to "chr" in sgui_misc.bas), and the application seems to work. But I don't know if the problem is really solved. Testers welcome. :) https://drive.google.com/open?id=1cIz1DduyE_ImL8tmov_cEzhGVhKbz6TK I did a couple of tests: Play 1 game agains...

... you might want to consider using a class to hold your shared variables, and make your subs and functions members of that class. Also you may want to consider using functions instead of subroutines... I think you are right.... but for this I need to learn what are class and functions, I still us...

This is a test I did about my second question:


Seems the second way is faster but I do not understand why the great cnahge in times specially in fisrt way to do it.