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| Closes a connection to a database. |
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| Returns the numeric value of a hexadecimal string. |
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| Starts a difference operation of the memory used by the application. |
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| Indicates whether the application is run in VGA mode on a mobile device. |
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| Converts the value stored in a Variant variable]. |
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| Returns the name of directory used to store the temporary files. |
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| Decompresses a memory block (buffer) that was compressed by Compress. |
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| Calculates the width (in pixels) of the text displayed in an edit control, in a Combo Box control or in a Static control. |
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| Calculates the height (in pixels) of the text displayed in an edit control, in a Static control or in a Combo Box control. |
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| Identifies the "parent" of a graphic object: control, column, window, page, ... |
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| Deletes (from the server) a group of users associated with a connection. |
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| Deletes a user associated with a connection to the HFSQL server. |
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| Displays the standard window of exceptions with the content of the current exception. |
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| Returns the "parent" of an element in a TreeView Table control. |
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| The ColumnWidth property is used to get and change the width of each column in a multi-column Looper control. |
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| Converts a UTF-8 string to ANSI or UNICODE. |
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| List of functions for managing runtime errors... |
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| Returns the result of a calculation XPath query. |
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| Closes an XML document created by XMLDocument. |
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| To increase security against worms and viruses, Windows Vista/7 implemented the UAC (User Account Control) mechanism.... |
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| Procedure ("Callback") called by TreeListItem for each "child" element found. This procedure can be a local, global or internal procedure. |
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| Usage example of the dCircle function |
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| A sprint or iteration is a development cycle...... |
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