Great! Thank you so much!!
Where can a find a least of these definitions? I didn't find them when I was looking at the wiki. Surely not looking at the right place

I confirm it crashes on my end too. I am getting:
I'm running Linux Mint 20.3 64bit

Thanks, guys. Well... I really want to build my own. I would like to have total control of how it looks, so I wouldn't want to use a widget and I wouldn't want to make a mod for an existing one because I like programming. There are several e-mail clients that I like enough and are acceptable for me....

Not sure if something like this already exists, so I am either asking if there's something to do this or otherwise, I'm making a feature suggestion. The thing is, it would be very useful if there were a metacommand or pre-processor macro that would return a string containing the date (and maybe the ...

Hi! Thank you! This looks good. But this is C++ based, right. Is there more or less the same thing in C (non-OOP)? Anyway, this gives me a good place to start reading. Just for couriosity, which features do you miss in existing solutions? I want to do this mainly to acquire the knowledge and become ...

Hi! I would like to write my own e-mail client in FreeBasic. I've been reading and found that POP3, IMAP and SMTP seem to be pretty straightforward. If not encrypted, it's easy to do via Telnet, which, if I understand correctly, from a programmer's view, is simply sending the data packets via TCP ju...

Hi! I can't be completely sure of what exactly is going on, as I've been compiling my programs on a 64 bit Linux only, but other people compiling my source are reporting an issue that I did have some time ago, when I was using a 32 bit Linux. It appears that while ImageInfo is documented as having a...

Oh! Your original post brings me memories! I remember when I had that same problem when I started with QuickBasic back then. You'll discover many similar things with time. There's tons of these! Back then, I didn't have a forum where I could ask questions so I kept trying things for a couple of days...

I found what I was doing wrong. Yes, I was sure your code was perfectly fine and that I had done something wrong, but I didn't imagine my mistake was so, so stupid. I was using "#ifdef __FB_WINDOWS__" instead of "#ifdef __FB_WIN32__", so of course, nothing would happen. In the ca...

Congratulations. You now have a third party library in your project that [...] To this comment, the only adequate reply I could make is not allowed or correct in this forum, I suppose. To the folks discussing about whether the Windows API should be considered a "third-party library", I pr...

Thank you so much! Yes, I've seen that, indeed, according to this source, it's super simple to implement clipboard read and write for text, which would be enough for FB, I think. In GNU/Linux X11, I managed to more or less easily read the clipboard. Writing to the clipboard is more complicated becau...

Thanks.... but it really is a shame that people have gotten used to immediately rely on third-party software as soon as a difficulty comes up. In the end, this results in nobody really knowing how things work and possibly thousands of projects having a bug because it's in the library. In this case, ...

I've been having problems with this for a long time. I remember in the past, I managed to read and write the Windows clipboard and recently, I've been able to read, but not write, X clipboard in GNU/Linux. I find examples online, but they are not at all easy to translate to FreeBasic. What I need is...

Perfect! That settles it completely. Thank you so much!

Hey! This looks super neat! I love this idea! In my opinion, you shouldn't allow for moving up-left or up-right, since this would make it possible to keep a piece floating indefinitely, but if you can find a very imaginative way of allowing it without this happening, it could be interesting. In my m...