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...just learned about the remchar$() that will do the job for me.

Didn't think about this one - never used before...

Hi, Yes, this works! print chr$(34); replstr$("Hello world!", "o", ""); chr$(34) 'include lb45func.bas But why won't this one do too? print chr$(34); replstr$(" 1 2 3", " ", ""); chr$(34) 'include lb45func.bas At least, it doesn't for me....

My bad,

Using TRIM$(), the result is "1, 2, 3" (not " 1, 2, 3") wich is correct.

Still, replstr$() doesn't accept to replace a character by "nothing".

What is the best way to remove any space in a full string then?

Hi, Either code will give me the expected result I'd like to see: "1,2,3". DECString$ = " 1, 2, 3" DECString$ = TRIM$(DECString$) print DECString$ result: " 1, 2, 3" DECString$ = " 1, 2, 3" DECString$ = replstr$(DECString$, " ", "") print D...

Thanks. I read an article from Gordon SWEET (http://www.libertybasicuniversity.com/lbnews/nl112/multi.htm) and didn't understood why he used his "win1" "win2" etc "trackers". Now, you explaining it does make sense to me. I'll give it a try asap (tomorrow morning). Thank...

Hi All, I have taken a "bad habit" by always using LBB to make my programs ;) But when it comes to a problem I can't solve by myself and need help that might come from the LB forum, I have to go "back" to LB. I have made a program that will use multiple windows, 3 in all but for ...

I tried to launch the app as admin but there's no change. It does work when installed in a "real" public folder. That's so curious... there must have been a change lately but where and what????? I can leave with.... Happy for you to see it's not related to the magnificent LBB ;-) Have a ni...

For a test, I made the exectuable as usual and copied it to another PC and it works normally.

So the problem must be in my PC.

But what can it be please?

Hi There, This is a problem I've never had before. I use the same LB 3.10 as always, the same editor as always and the problem is new. I can make an executable and embed files (bmp and pdf); LB does its job fine as always. When it comes to launch the exectuable in another directory than the one it w...

No, the indicated line numbers are not helpfull at all since it can happen in any included file - so no clue where the error can be :cry: Moreover, once you start to use LBB only, some small syntax differences between LB and LBB don't make it easy to compile in LB and boost with LBB as it should. Wa...