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| The principle of windows with arrow is straightforward... |
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| To develop a WINDEV Mobile application for iPhone/iPad, you need: |
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| To simplify the reading in the controls used to view large volumes of data, the end user has the ability to zoom the data found in the control... |
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| The development of an iPhone/iPad application is performed in 2 steps: |
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| In your mobile applications, you can directly manage the contacts on your mobile device (Android, iPhone, iPad, etc.). |
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| Several steps must be performed to develop an iPhone/iPad application: |
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| Signing an application is mandatory from Xcode 8... |
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| A non-maximized window can occupy a section of the screen only... |
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| Apple has recently released an SDK to natively compile iOS applications for MacOS... |
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| When the WINDEV Mobile project for iPhone/iPad is generated on the development computer, the generated files must be transferred onto a Mac in order to be compiled... |
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| Excludes a file from iCloud backup. |
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| You can use Objective-C code in iPhone/iPad applications generated with WINDEV Mobile. |
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| Action Bars replace the title bar of a window and display different types of information... |
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| Indicates whether the code is run in the iOS emulator (iPhone, iPad). |
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| Extracts a resource from the application into a physical device location. |
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| Websites can be displayed on many devices (Android, iPhone, etc.)... |
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| Returns the absolute value:
of a numeric value,
of a numeric expression (integer or real).... |
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| Returns the rounded value of a numeric value according to the specified number of decimal places. |
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| Decodes an encoded URL (which means with characters in %xx format). |
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| Returns the result of the bitwise exclusive OR operation performed between two values. |
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| Calculates the covariance between two series of values. |
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| Identifies or modifies the current directory on an FTP server (File Transfer Protocol). |
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| Sets the position on a record, based on the approximate position of one of its items. |
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| Returns the content of an item found in the current record (in the data file, view, query, ...). |
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| Deletes an integrity rule between two data files on the server. |
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| Links (or not) the points found in a "Scatter" chart. |
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| Initializes the color of a series or the color of a section. |
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| Used to find out:
whether the content of a file was modified.
whether the content of a file... |
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| Enables the filter that was previously created for the specified data file (view or query). |
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| Dynamically changes the connection associated with a data file. |
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| Returns the IP (Internet Protocol) address of a computer. |
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| The Access property is used to manage the type of access of a connection (HFSQL Client/Server, OLE... |
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| Returns the status of a node in a Treeview Table control: collapsed, expanded or not found. |
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| Returns the number of records in a file, query or HFSQL view: active records, crossed records,... |
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| Displays a progress bar when:
receiving the response to an HTTP request.
sending an HTTP form... |
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| Copies a data source (file, query, view, ...) to a physical HFSQL file with the same description.... |
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| Defines the "logical" print margins. |
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| Positions on the first child element of current element. |
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| The following functions are used to manage the compass and the accelerometer in an application run... |
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| The Area chart is used to highlight the amplitude of a change...... |
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| Modifies a row in:
a Table control,
a TreeView Table control.... |
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