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| List of functions for managing sockets... |
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| Usage example of the HCopyRecord function |
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| Used to configure WLanguage email management functions. |
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| Modifies the current appointment:
in a Lotus Notes or Outlook calendar.
in the calendar found on a mobile device (Android/iOS).... |
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| Pauses a media file played in a Multimedia control. |
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| Retrieves the characteristics of an image file or the characteristics of a PDF file:
format.
width and height.
number of bits per pixel.
area of transparency.
alpha channel.... |
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| Modifies the physical name of a table. |
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| Shuffles the elements of a WLanguage array. |
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| Changes the value of the separators (decimal separator or thousand separator) used in the numeric masks for internationalization. |
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| Calculates the covariance between two series of values. |
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| The RETURN statement is used to exit a statement block and the current process (or procedure). |
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| Closes a socket or the connection to a server socket. |
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| Returns the environment variables of the operating system for the current computer. |
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| Returns a color found in the current palette. |
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| Usage example of the DnDCursor function |
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| Selects a row in a Looper control. |
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| The DescribedName property is used to handle the logical name of HFSQL data files (ignoring possible changes made by HAlias). |
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| Converts a character string in XML format into a standard character string. |
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| Returns the approximate position of current record in the data file. |
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| Returns the number of common characters between two strings (from the beginning or from the end of the string). |
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| The CaseSensitive property is used to determine if the different searches performed on the item distinguish between uppercase and lowercase characters (with HReadSeek, HReadSeekFirst and HReadSeekLast, for example). |
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