Just in case scrollbars are on the list of last bugs to be fixed: with the scrollgroup scrollbars in SimpleWhiteboard, I had these set to be in the window borders; I just changed them to be normal and they do appear but like the one in the file requester do not respond to the mouse (however, again like the requester their buttons do).
Just to say thank you again for all the efffort in getting these programs working, I appreciate it must have been an immense undertaking.
Cheers,
Nigel.
Great news! I'll be giving that a try asap (as well as finally ordering a copy of Hollywood 11).
Cheers,
Nigel.
Edit: Tried with Hollywood X, so may be different with Hollywood 11. The CLI version worked to run the SimpleWhiteboard sources fine (although I did need to remove the glgalore plugin as it crashed the compiler). However, trying to run the BackupCopy sources gave the attached alert during compilation. The odd thing is I'm not opening a message port in the program, and as previously mentioned when compiled on 32 bit the executable does run via emuv0. Strange...
Edit 2: Tried to run the gui and got 'jpeg datatype not found'. The jpeg datatype is in sys:tools/emuv0/classes/datatypes, and I tried copying the one from my 32 bit install but had same result. When I tried running Hollywood X in Amiberry I had the same problem; installing the WarpJPG from Aminet solved the issue, but that isn't available with AROS, and of course the normal datatype does work on 32 bit.
Edited by ntromans on 20-01-2026 17:12,
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Ok, I only have Hollywood 11 to test, so please keep that in mind.
Please provide me the source codes of BackupCopy and the exact command line you used when compiling through EmuV0.
@ntromans
I tried compiling all the examples in Examples/Hollywood directory with version 0.72 and Hollywood/Miniwood 11 and all of them produced working binaries without any "Unhandled" alert. Attached is a script I used.
Edited by deadwood on 21-01-2026 07:24,
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GUI also worked, but compiling through it most likely won't work. For EmuV0 v1.0 the focus is only on the Hollywood compiler.
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deadwood wrote:
@deadwood - Ok, I only have Hollywood 11 to test, so please keep that in mind.
Please provide me the source codes of BackupCopy and the exact command line you used when compiling through EmuV0.
deadwood wrote:
@deadwood - Ok, I only have Hollywood 11 to test, so please keep that in mind.
Please provide me the source codes of BackupCopy and the exact command line you used when compiling through EmuV0.
Please see attached. The alert occurs if I try to run the script from Hollywood or, after comiling it, try to run it as an excutable:
emuv0-pc hollywood:system/hollywood backupcopy_b.hws
emuv0-pc hollywood:system/hollywood backupcopy_b.hws -compile "ram:backupcopy" -exetype "aros"
I've tried with both the -nocommodity and -console arguments, no change.
Cheers,
Nigel.
Edit: Found the issue - it's the hidedisplay() function (line 498); if that's removed the alert dissapears.
P.S. just to mention I'm still getting a input device crash on selecting 'cancel' in a file or path requester.
Edited by ntromans on 21-01-2026 16:07,
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Ok, so just to let me understand:
1) the "MsgPort" alert was not in compiler itself, you were able to compile the backupcopy.hws and the alert was shown when running backupcopy, correct?
2) to resolve the alert you needed to remove the hidedisplay(), which I think we already discussed previosly as it was triggering AppIcon. The difference was that back then emulator was crashing and now it is showing an Alert in the same case
3) the input.device crash when clicking Cancel - never had it be honest. Is it happening for you on all requesters or only requester in backupcopy?