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| Converts an HTML string or buffer to text. |
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| Moves a row or swaps two rows in a Looper control. |
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| The memory occupied by a dynamic object (array, class object, ... |
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| Creates an external file. |
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| Renames or moves a file found on an FTP server (File Transfer Protocol). |
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| Creates a directory on an FTP server (File Transfer Protocol). |
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| Deletes a directory and its content (files and sub-directories) from an FTP server (File Transfer Protocol). |
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| Deletes a file from an FTP server (File Transfer Protocol). |
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| Defines a meta file as chart destination (EMF means Enhanced Meta File). |
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| WINDEV and WEBDEV allow you to perform multiple types of processes from a command line...... |
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| WEBDEV manages the following events by default (order of appearance in the code editor)... |
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| Displays a WEBDEV page as a popup in the current page with a DDW (Dim Disabled Windows) effect. |
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| WINDEV and WINDEV Mobile manage the following events by default (order of appearance in the code editor)... |
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| WINDEV allows the user to record a test scenario in order to send it to the quality service or to the developer...... |
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| Several images can be used when developing a WEBDEV site...... |
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| Many devices can be used to display websites (Android phone, iPhone, etc.... |
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| Modifies the name of a file. |
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| Modifies an element in a List Box, ListView or Combo Box control populated programmatically. |
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| Returns the size (in bytes) of a file found on an FTP server (File Transfer Protocol). |
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| Retrieves the result or the header of last HTTP request run. |
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| Defines a BitMap file as destination of a chart (BMP means BitMap). |
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| Modifies the stored path of a file in an archive (in ZIP, WDZ or 7z format). |
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| After each new version of Android is deployed, Google requires a higher target API level ("TargetSdkVersion") to publish applications on Google Play... |
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