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| Selects a control when the interface is modified by the end user ("Allow end users to modify the UI" option enabled). |
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| Indicates the number of controls selected when the interface is modified by the end user ("Allow end users to modify the UI" option enabled). |
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| The window editor and the page editor allow you to get information about the controls used. |
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| Selects a control when the interface is modified by the end user ("Allow end users to modify the UI" option enabled). |
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| Returns one of the controls selected when the interface is modified by the end user ("Allow end users to modify the UI" option enabled). |
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| Deselects a control when the interface is modified by the end user ("Allow end users to modify the UI" option enabled). |
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| Indicates the number of controls selected when the interface is modified by the end user ("Allow end users to modify the UI" option enabled). |
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| Returns one of the controls selected when the interface is modified by the end user ("Allow end users to modify the UI" option enabled). |
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| Starts a transaction on the data files (HFSQL or accessed via a Native Connector) and creates the transaction file. |
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| Modifies the client certificate used by default to identify oneself on a server. |
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| The "Code" pane is used to handle the procedures (local and global procedures) and the classes found in the current project ("Global procedures", "Local procedures" and "Classes" options)...... |
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| Returns and initializes the color of different chart elements. |
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| At runtime, an application runs in a main thread...... |
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| The preset page templates provide some structures of pages corresponding to a wide range of sites and they also improve the re-usability and the graphic harmony between the projects...... |
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| The Native MariaDB Connector creates "InnoDB" tables to support locks and transactions on a MariaDB database...... |
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| The Native MySQL Connector (also called "Native MySQL Access") creates "InnoDB" tables to support locks and transactions on a MySQL database...... |
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| The Charset property is used to:
Get the character set used by a Font variable.
Change the character set used by a Font variable.
Get the character set used by an HFSQL data file.... |
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| The languages supported by the application are taken into account...... |
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| Returns the approximate position of current record in the data file. |
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| Allows you to specify the version of the Native SQL Server Connector that will be used. |
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| Goes to the next row (i.e next record) of the query result. |
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| Retrieves the content of a cell found in an XLS file. |
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| WEBDEV Tutorial - Creating a WEBDEV project and its analysis Lesson 1 - Creating a WEBDEV project and its analysis - 5 min |
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| The sfEmptyRecycleBinResult type is used to find out the result of SFEmptyRecycleBin... |
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| Deletes a line at a given position:
from a two-dimensional array.
from the advanced array property (array of gglCalendar events, etc.).... |
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| Returns a directory path for the global data of current application (data shared between several applications), regardless of the current user. |
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| Returns a directory path for the global data of current application (data shared between several applications), for the current user. |
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| The LineSpacing property gets and sets the line spacing for variables of type Font. |
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| Deletes an object from the LDAP server. |
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| The "Code snippets" pane lists the code snippets currently available...... |
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| The "Syntax help" pane displays a short help text for the function being entered...... |
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| WINDEV, WEBDEV and WINDEV Mobile allow you to support up to 64 languages in the same project...... |
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| The following paragraphs explain...... |
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