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For some reason as of Today, when I create EXE's using LBB, Kaspersky and VirusTotal.com shows them randomly as having Trojan:Win32/Wacatac.C!ml Submit the EXE file to Kaspersky as a false positive. They will check it and modify their engine not to detect it. Did you fill in the Version Info boxes ...

Do you know why I cannot register with the SyntaxBomb forum? I filled in the registration form but never received a confirmation email.

Some time ago Rod Bird gave me permission to port his excellent Lemmings adaptation to BBC BASIC. This has now allowed me to make it available for running in a browser: just click here . You will need an up-to-date desktop version of Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Opera for this to work; it will not run i...

William1953 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 6:02 pm In my humble opinion the media (read: concurrence) stimulates prejudices on non-ObjectOrientedProgramming.

LBB supports Object Oriented Programming, see the relevant section of the supplied documentation, or read it online here.

in the LBB forum, I actually can see the words "Register" and "Login" but I don't need to accept any cookie for seeing these two words. The LBB forum and the BBC BASIC forum are running different versions of phpBB so you should not expect them to behave the same way. Please try ...

Is there a limit to the size or the number of files that I want to attach to my .exe file, which I am going to built it under LBB? I don't think there's any practical size limit, but currently the maximum number of embedded files is 999. Is that enough for your application (it could be increased)?

kigohhere wrote: ↑Mon Aug 31, 2020 4:28 pm Oh, I did not log on both forums before I took the two screenshots.

I'm seeing this on both forums so I don't know why it's different for you. Try asking the forum's admin:

Hello....the LBB forum is normal but the BBC Basic forum is not normal. Please solve the problem Edit : Actually I'm not sure that there is anything wrong. If I visit the BBC BASIC forum as a 'newcomer' (using Private Browsing) the normal Register and Login options show up, so I expect the reason y...

RNBW wrote: ↑Tue Aug 18, 2020 7:00 pm What I'm not sure about is how much information you can enter into a Textbox

I think it depends on the version of Windows (and maybe also on the manifest, if any). In the old days I think an edit control was limited to 64 Kbytes of text, but I suspect that limit has now been lifted.

the LB Helpfile shows stylebits ahead of the controls I wonder what the use case for this was intended to be. Specifying the style after the control has been defined seems more natural to me and would have significantly simplified the code of LBB (you can imagine the poor interpreter's confusion wh...