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| Returns the path to a file relative to a reference directory. |
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| Searches for a value in all the columns of the following controls:
Table control,
TreeView Table control,
Table control displayed in a Combo Box control.... |
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| Allows (or not) retrieving the value defined by gStoredValue in a List Box or a Combo Box control. |
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| Creates an image from a shape in a diagram (the shape can be displayed or not in the diagram). |
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| The diagPath type is used to define all the advanced characteristics of a Path shape (equivalent to a polygon that can include rounded lines). |
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| The spMatchesDescription property determines if the parameters (key derivation function, hash algorithm, iteration count and output length) of the item of type "Password" in the data file match the parameters described programmatically or in the analysis. |
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| The spDerivation property is used to:
Get the key derivation function used to hash an item of type "Password". This property can be used for items of type "Password" defined in the data model editor or programmatically.
Set the key derivation function used for hashing (only for "Password" items defined programmatically).... |
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| The spLength property is used to:
Get the hash output length. This property can be used for items of type "Password" defined in the data model editor or programmatically.
Set the hash output length (only for "Password" items defined programmatically).... |
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| The spIterationCount property is used to:
Get the iteration count of the hash algorithm used for an item of type "Password". This property can be used for items of type "Password" defined in the data model editor or programmatically.
Sets the iteration count of the hash algorithm used for an item of type "Password" (only for "Password" items described programmatically).... |
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| The diagText type is used to define all the advanced characteristics of a text associated with a shape in a diagram. |
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| The spHash property is used to:
Get the algorithm used for salting an item of type "Password". This property can be used for items of type "Password" defined in the data model editor or programmatically.
Set the algorithm used for salting (only for "Password" items described programmatically).... |
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| The diagImage type is used to define all the advanced characteristics of a diagram shape created from an image. |
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| The Library property allows you to handle the different preset libraries associated with a Diagram Editor control. This property accesses the array of libraries of the Diagram Editor control. |
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| Creates a group from the elements selected in the Diagram Editor control. |
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| Dissociates the different shapes of a group in a Diagram Editor control. |
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| Example of use of Dimension |
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| The diagConnector type is used to define all the advanced characteristics of a connector in a diagram. |
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| The diagConnectionPoint type is used to define all the advanced characteristics of a connection point (i.e. point around a shape that a connector snaps to) in a Diagram Editor control. |
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| Indicates the presence of a shape at a given position in the Diagram Editor control. |
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| The LibrayPanelVisible property is used to:
determine if the "Library" panel is displayed in a Diagram Editor control.
show or hide the "Library" panel in a Diagram Editor control.... |
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| The diagHead type is used to define all the advanced characteristics of an end of a connector in a diagram. |
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| The ConnectionPoint property allows you to handle the connection points of a shape in a Diagram Editor control. |
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| Usage example of the DataType function |
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| Exports the records from a data file (HFSQL or OLE DB), view or query to a JSON string. |
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| Changes the DNS name of the replication server if it has a new name. |
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