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| An image can be used to easily define the shape of a window...... |
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| A mutex is used to limit the simultaneous execution of a code (procedure, line of code, etc.) to one thread at a given time.... |
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| Colors an area in an Image control. |
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| Colors an area in an Image variable. |
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| Adds an element to a memory area. |
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| The MemZoneName property is used to:
find out the name of the memory area used as data source for a report.
modify the name of the memory area used as data source for a report.... |
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| Prints a text in a rectangular area. |
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| Moves a card in a Kanban control. |
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| Inserts a card in a Kanban list. |
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| Inserts a card in a Kanban list. |
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| Moves a card in a Kanban control. |
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| Inserts a card in a Kanban list. |
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| Colors an area in a WDPic variable. |
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| Colors an area in a picLayer variable. |
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| The different options of the WINDEV, WEBDEV and WINDEV Mobile editors are presented via a ribbon...... |
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| The different operations available on report blocks are as follows...... |
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| Project configurations allow you to easily define the "target" platforms of the project.... |
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| This help page explains how to read emails via the POP3 protocol.... |
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| Prints an image of the signature in a rectangular area. |
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| Prints Markdown text in a rectangular area. |
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| Adds a card to a list in a Kanban control. |
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| Adds a card to a list in a Kanban control. |
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| Adds a card to a list in a Kanban control. |
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| The keyword BREAK can correspond:
to the BREAK statement: it allows you to exit a set of instructions and run the rest of the current process.
to the BREAK label: it allows you to declare a section of code in a loop. This code will be run when exitingfrom the loop with a "BREAK" statement.... |
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