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Verifies the code given by an authentication application. |
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By default, the codes available in the code editor correspond to the most common codes...... |
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Runs the SQL code of a query created in the query editor. |
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WINDEV, WEBDEV and WINDEV Mobile allow you to handle Rating controls programmatically.... |
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Generates a link to register an account in an authentication application. When associated with a Bar Code control, this link will show a QR code that can be scanned in the authentication app installed on the phone. |
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The RAD (Rapid Application Development) is used to create windows from...... |
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To implement the software factory on your WINDEV, WEBDEV or WINDEV Mobile projects, you must:... |
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Returns the ASCII code of the specified character. |
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WDAPI simplifies the use of Windows APIs in a WINDEV application...... |
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Signals the code execution for a passage sensor. |
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Indicates whether the code is run in a service. |
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Indicates whether the code is run in Java. |
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Indicates whether the code is run in PHP. |
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To view the characteristics of the control, select "Description" in the context menu.... |
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WINDEV allows you to develop 64-bit applications...... |
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By default, the "Print" icon allows the Web user to print the current site page...... |
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The BarCodes type is used to handle the information found in a bar code. |
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A window can:
Receive parameters when it is opened.
Return values when it is closed.... |
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Prints the content:
of a PDF file.
of a buffer containing a PDF.
of a PDF Reader control.... |
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WINDEV allows you to handle a Range Slider control through programming...... |
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The query editor automatically creates a technical documentation for each query...... |
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The security mechanism of WLanguage is enabled when a programming error occurs in an application...... |
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