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| Sends an HTTP request and waits for the response from the HTTP server. |
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| Changes or specifies the path of the root in a Sunburst chart. |
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| Checks whether the PDF file requires a password in order to be read. |
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| Usage example of the fCompress function |
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| Closes an SSH session that was opened by SSHConnectShell. |
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| Writes data into the specified SSH session. |
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| The Property Filling Character allows you to know and modify the character used to fill an element. |
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| Retrieves a numeric value from a Sunburst chart. |
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| Retrieves or modifies a chart parameter. |
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| The following files are automatically created when logging an HFSQL Classic data file...... |
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| Opens an Excel file (xls or xlsx files). |
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| The Version property is used to get and change the version of an element. |
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| Returns all text areas of an image without reading the text. |
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| Reads the data found on the output buffer of the SSH session. |
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| Adds an XML signature to a Webservice request. |
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| Creates an XML file with data from a Looper control (Looper control based on a data file or populated programmatically). |
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| Adds a character string (in RTF or not) at the end of RTF edit control, RTF control in a report or character string containing a text in RTF. |
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| Syntax for calling a local or global procedure. |
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| The keywords used to identify the current element are: |
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| Transfers a file or directory to an FTP server (File Transfer Protocol). |
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| Calculates the activation key of application from the initial key. |
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| The "Icon" keyword corresponds to the Icon type, or to the Icon property. |
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| The PrivateKey property manages connections that use private keys (SSH or MQTT connections). |
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| The Position keyword can correspond to... |
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