Hello geminis4941! This little snippet prints a list of all processes and the corresponding windows. #Include "windows.bi" #include "win/tlhelp32.bi" Const As Integer black = 0, blue = 1, green = 2, cyan = 3, red = 4, magenta = 5, _ brown = 6, ltgrey = 7, grey = 8, ltblue = 9, lt...

coderJeff wrote:As mentioned before, I will gladly accept suggestions for better question & answer.

What about a simple automatically generated mental arithmetic, maybe expressed in words instead of numbers, e.g. "Please enter the sum of fourty-five and twelve" ?

@dodicat: Nice work!

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"Win32" is the WinAPI reference.

PS: 1.05 is the last version of the Help?

I don't know. Personally, I'm using an ancient version of the german help, just as a reminder. If I need actual information, I call the Wiki.

The classic solution is a recursive calling Sub. I don't know what exactly you're intending to do, but up to a depth of 3 levels it works. Rem Calcul combinaisons de 3 elements dans un ensemble de nbe elements Dim k As Integer Dim k0 As Integer Dim k1 As Integer Dim k2 As Integer Dim k3 As Integer R...

Click "Options > Help Menu > Insert". Then determine a name for the help menu item and write the name of the help file including the full path into the "Command" - box.

For submitting command line options there's the COMMAND statement.

Very strange.works, while throws an error.

There's indeed a trick to do so. First you have to rename your include directory to "_ code_lib_new_" with a space between the leading underscore and the rest of the name. Then you can code #Define INC_LIB "..\_ '#Define INC_LIB "_ #Include Once INC_LIB code_lib_new_\graphics_v02...

If using a multi-core-processor, it could help to do every calculation in an own thread.

UBound notifies the upper bound (the uppermost index) of an array, not the total number of indices. E.g. array(20 to 22) will report a UBound value of 22, although there are only three indices (20, 21 and 22) available.

Your thoughts make sense, I agree. Here some routines for amplification and normalizing with a little example, at the moment 32bit float only: Declare Function db (x As Single) As Single Declare Function ra (x As Single) As Single Declare Sub ampfloat (buffer As Single Ptr, bufsize As ULong, amplifi...

I don't know what happened, but today the Wordpad trick works. Very strange... internally, in my library, WAV data are stored at 8 or 16 bit formats, mono or stereo, pcm uncompressed, with a fixed size header. As internal format I would strongly recommend 32bit float, just because this format provid...

You're right, I'm using Windows. I know that Wordpad trick, but it doesn't work if there aren't any line breaks at all (no Chr(10), not even a space). Maybe I could contribute some routines for amplifying, normalizing and converting .WAVs (pcm and float, 16 and 32 bit), but I'd have to recode them u...

@angros47: What editor do you use? I've downloaded your sfx.zip, but here in FbEdit your sources are displayed as one single line without any line breaks. The compiler seems to get along with this, but for me as a human your source code is simply unreadable :-(