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Usage example of the dChord function |
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Opens an analysis in HFSQL Classic format. |
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Reads a line from an external file (ANSI or UNICODE). |
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Used to find out the state of a record. |
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Displays a customizable message in the trace window opened in parallel with the current window. |
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Used to identify or modify a control in an HTML form contained in an HTML Display control. |
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Enables the filter that was previously created for the specified data file (view or query). |
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Usage example of the FileDisplay function |
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Prints a document (text or PDF file, images, Word or Excel document, ...) by using the Cloud Print service of Google. |
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Crosses a record in a data file. |
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List of events associated with List Box controls... |
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The Height property is used to get and change the height of an element. |
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WINDEV, WEBDEV and WINDEV Mobile manage the following event by default...... |
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Reads an incoming according to the protocol used (POP3 or IMAP, Lotus Notes or Outlook). |
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In WINDEV, you can add optional events in the code of the different elements of an application...... |
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MyWindow is used to handle the current window... |
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Usage example of the dSlice function |
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A Data source variable is used to describe a temporary data source (query, view, alias, ...) |
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Checks whether the current record corresponds to the current filter or search. |
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WLanguage procedure ("Callback") called by fListFile for each file found. |
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A report based on a data file is used to print the records coming from a single data file (HFSQL Classic or Client/Server, accessed via a Native Access, ...... |
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The Automation keyword is used to declare an automation object... |
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The positioning marks are used to "tag" specific lines of code...... |
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Usage example of the MemSeek function |
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