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| Checks whether the current element corresponds to the current browse or to the current search. |
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| Writes an information into the standard output stream "stdout" (also called "console"). |
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| Moves a directory and its content. |
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| Simulates the keystrokes and the mouse actions. |
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| Initializes the generator of random numbers. |
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| WEBDEV proposes the following events:... |
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| Usage example of the MatDeterminant function |
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| Usage example of the HCreation function |
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| Indicates whether the code is run:
from a Windows Mobile application.
from a WINDEV application, from a WEBDEV site or from a PHP application.
Function kept for backward compatibility.... |
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| The htmlDocument type is used to define all the advanced characteristics of an HTML document. |
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| Usage example of the fOpen function |
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| Usage example of the MatWrite function |
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| Usage example of the HCloseConenction function |
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| Usage example of the MatFill function |
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| Undoes the last action performed by the end user when modifying the interface ("Allow end users to modify the UI" option enabled). |
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| Changes the path to a data file (i.e. directory in which the file will be handled). |
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| Usage example of the MatInvert function |
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| Usage example of the fStopCompress function |
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| Runs the last action undone by the end user ("Allow end users to modify the UI" option enabled). |
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| Usage example of the XMLDocument function |
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| Lists the scheduled tasks of an HFSQL Client/Server server for a given connection.... |
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| Usage example of the EmailMsgError function |
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| Establishes a connection between the client and a WebSocket server. |
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| Extracts a file from an archive and automatically decompresses it to a physical location or in memory. |
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