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| The KeyExpression property is used to set the different components of a composite key. |
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| Usage example of the fLock function |
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| Replaces all occurrences of a specified substring in a string with another specified substring. |
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| Creates and fills a text file with the content of a string or buffer variable. |
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| Connects the device to the specified Wi-Fi network. |
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| The httpRequest type is used to retrieve the advanced characteristics of an HTTP/HTTPS request.... |
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| Calculates the Hash of a file according to a specific algorithm. |
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| Indicates the status of the multimedia file played in the Multimedia control. |
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| Resizes an external file. |
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| Rebuilds the file index (".NDX" file). |
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| The HugeFile property is used to configure the maximum size of a data file. |
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| Reinitializes:
the Contact structure.
a Contact variable.... |
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| Opens the User Groupware login window or page. |
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| Reinitializes:
all the controls found in the current window or page (including the groups of controls, the supercontrols and the internal windows).
the controls found in a group of controls, a supercontrol, an internal window or an internal page.... |
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| WINDEV allows you to create native 64-bit Linux executables. Their UI is developed with the window editor.... |
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| Converts all characters in a string to lowercase according to the region settings defined in Windows. |
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| Returns the net current value of investment. |
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| Re-allows the access (which means the connection) to one or more databases accessible via a connection. |
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| Restarts a service (already started). |
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| Calculates the distance of an itinerary in a Map control. |
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| Usage example of the fUnlock function |
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| A query created in the query editor can contain several types of items...... |
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