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Oops, late but ... Happy Birthday Frédéric

ouverture.l = OpenDatabase(#PB_Any, "host=xxx.xxx.x.xx/ port=5433 dbname=mandat", "postgres", "postgres",#PB_Database_PostgreSQL) Hi instead of using "host=", did you try with "hostaddr" ouverture.l = OpenDatabase(#PB_Any, "hostaddr=xxx.xxx.x.x...

HeX0R, thank you, your great DialogDesigner is helping me a lot

Interesting tool, planning to do a command line tool also ?

@JHPJHP
Thanks for sharing, really fun/hard enough game

Oops, something's wrong with my brain, it's really time to sleep
Thanks a lot guys

Hi all, I'm struggling with a simple code, I've just created a procedure calling a canvas gadget I call it 2 times but I only see the result of the first call :shock: Here is the simple code: Procedure.i CanvasTextGadget(id.i, x.i, y.i, width.i, height.i, text.s = "") CanvasGadget(id, x, y...

Try wrapping it inside a transaction started with 'begin immediate' I suspect it's to do with implicit transactions and the associated file locking. Great :D Thanks for your reply, I've added "BEGIN" before and "COMMIT" after the updates, and it worked really well without frozen...

skywalk wrote:Did you try with the IDE session history disabled?

Thanks for your answer
I just tried no change, even worse
Before launching the console program:

During:

Another try, without DEBUGGER
I changed to a console program, launch it, worked, BUT purebasic.exe froze again more than a minute
Using sqlite with purebasic opened is an issue?

Hi everyone, I wanted to try a code to get all of my files in my current directory and in the sub-directories And I want to save them in a sqlite database My issue is in my directory there is more than 150 files and, each time, I need to kill purebasic.exe process If there is around 20 files, it's o...

oh thats cause its returning a t for true after it finishes the print command you can add a newline like this: (progn (print "hello world") (newline)) its like that so you can do stuff like this: (progn (setq var 20) (print "number:") ( print var ) ( newline ) ) >number: 20 usua...

Great and thanks for the sharing
Just started to test it and have an issue with the "print" function, after the "print" the interpreter add a "t" at the end:

Thank you so much guys