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| The generation of a WINDEV Mobile application for Android groups all project elements (windows, code, etc.... |
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| Returns the distance between the two locations. This distance is expressed in meters by default. |
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| Queries are used to easily select records in one or more data files...... |
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| The Drag and Drop from the explorer consists in selecting one or more files in the Windows explorer and in transferring them into a control of a WINDEV window...... |
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| Describes a link between two data files through programming. |
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| Returns the result of the (bitwise) logical OR between two values. |
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| A Dockable Panel control can be handled through programming...... |
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| Deletes a replication between two HFSQL servers. |
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| Calculates the number of days between two dates. |
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| Deletes a replication between two HFSQL servers. |
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| Declares a (1, 1) (0, n) link between two tables. |
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| Associates an extension (.txt, .avi, etc.) to a default execution program. |
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| Adds two matrices of same dimensions (same number of rows and same number of columns). |
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| Adds an integrity rule between two data files on the server. |
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| An image can be used to easily define the shape of a window...... |
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| Builds a complete file path from the directory and short name of a file. This function is mainly used to get a valid file name without having to worry about the presence of separators in the path ('/' or '\') or about their direction according to the platform.... |
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| Deletes an integrity rule between two data files on the server. |
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| Adds an integrity rule between two files on the server. |
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| Tests the validity of a string in UTF8 format. |
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| Returns an array corresponding to the intersection of two arrays. |
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| Returns an array corresponding to the union of two arrays. |
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