Similar to my last workaround, but with macro-generation as proposed by Tourist Trap: #macro assign(array, init...) scope type UDT dim as typeof(array) array(lbound(array) to ubound(array)) end type dim byref as UDT rarray = *cptr(UDT ptr, @array(lbound(array))) rarray = type(##init##) end scope #en...

Variance of the previous workaround, using such a Type structure containing a similar array, but in addition to the user array, the structure being placed at the same address as the user array itself: dim as integer arr(1 to 10) = {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10} Print arr(10) type UDT dim as integer array(1 ...

Currently in FB, there is no compact syntax for assigning the array elements at once (only for the initializer at the declaration level). You must reassign element per element. Note: Another workaround should be to encapsulate your array in a structure like a Type, and to use the built-in assignment...

Preliminary remark: - When you size a static array, the general syntax is: Dim name ( [lbound To] ubound [, ...] ) As DataType where lbound (0 by default) refers to the lower bound or the smallest index, and ubound refers to the upper bound or the largest index. - In your shortcuted syntax u...

The keyword-name Val[U]Int / Val[U]Lng can be misleading because the conversion is done to [U]Long / [U]LongInt (and not to [U]Int / [U]Long), whereas the name is consistent for C[U]Int / C[U]Lng (and the others Cx).

There are several possible methods.
See at Date Serials.

About the "Modifier les paramètres PPP élevés (Change high DPI settings)" menu of French version of Windows 10 which is bugged (truncated text at the top and bottom): My "solved" is only for my own problem of "Change high DPI settings" menu on my French version of Windo...

My "solved" is only for my own problem of "Change high DPI settings" menu on my French version of Windows 10.

k6sti wrote:The main problem was the inadequacy of the FB documentation.....

It starts strong for your second post on the forum, me who on the contrary tries to share as much as possible my some knowledge on FB, including through its documentation.

In my recent version of Win 10 [version 10.0.17763.292], I no longer see the switch "Override high DPI scaling behavior" (or even an equivalent switch) in the compatibility properties of the .exe file. (https://www.freebasic.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=258159#p258159) Solved. See at https:/...

In my recent version of Win 10 [version 10.0.17763.292], I no longer see the switch "Override high DPI scaling behavior" (or even an equivalent switch) in the compatibility properties of the .exe file. (https://www.freebasic.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=258159#p258159) Solved. See at https:/...

Dynamic polymorphism ⋅ The dynamic polymorphism (brought through the inheritance and the virtuality) allows to similarly process heterogeneous objects, without knowing their real types at compile time. Their real types will be only used automatically at run time (dynamic binding). Therefo...

Under Windows (except Win95):

The inkey page needs fixing for the coming version 1.06 They are all inkey$ at the moment. Already done, and also for other relevant keywords. See paragraph "Dialect Differences" at pages: Chr[$], Command[$], Hex[$], Inkey[$], Lcase[$], Left[$], Ltrim[$], Mid[$] (statement), Mkd[$], Mki[$...

fxm wrote:For my case, setting the ScreenRes instruction to 1680x1050 is sufficient (in fullscreen mode) to ensure a properly display with a desktop 1920x1080 / 125%.

But I did not check until the last pixel on the bottom right.