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The Alias type is used to declare and handle a logical alias for a data file or query.
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The buffer type corresponds to a binary memory area.
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WLanguage supports different types of strings.
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Depending on the type of programming, it may be useful to know the correspondence between the types used in C and the types used in WLanguage...
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A currency is a real coded on 10 bytes.
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The Date type enables you to easily handle the dates...
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The DateTime type enables you to easily handle a date and a time...
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The Duration type enables you to easily handle the intervals of dates and times...
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The JSON type makes it possible to simplify actions on data in JSON format.
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The numeric type is used to contain integer or decimal numbers by specifying if necessary: - the number of digits in the integer part.
- the number of digits in the integer part and in the decimal part.
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The following operations are available for the following types of variables...
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A Rectangle variable is a structured type that is used to represent a rectangle (X, Y, Width, Height) in 2 dimensions.
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The Time type is used to easily handle the times...
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The UUID type is used to easily manage: - UUIDs or GUIDs,
- automatic UUID HFSQL identifiers,
- identifiers for COM/Automation objects and interfaces,
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The Variant type is used to: - store any simple value: boolean, numeric (Currency, Real, Integer, etc.), characters and character string, date (Date, Time, DateTime and Duration), ...
- store named or indexed subelements.
- store any complex value: structures, classes, advanced types, arrays, associative arrays, queues, stacks and lists.
- handle the NULL value in WLanguage.
- store interactions with ActiveX objects and Automation programming.
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The different types of WLanguage are ...
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The YAML type simplifies the handling of data in YAML format.
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