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| WINDEV, WINDEV Mobile and WEBDEV include several functions for handling XML code...... |
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| The automatic completion helps you write WLanguage code in your applications...... |
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| The "Dynamic tab" Tab control is used to display several windows in the same window...... |
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| ...A trigger is a WLanguage procedure automatically called by the HFSQL engine whenever a modification is performed (addition, deletion, modification, ...) on a record of a data file.... |
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| The formatted display control includes some properties that can be used...... |
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| Indicates whether the code currently run is in Apple Watch mode. |
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| The cross-references in the code editor are used to identify...... |
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| Gets the HFSQL context (applies to C, Pascal and Visual Basic only)...... |
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| A combining query (corresponding SQL statement: UNION) ...... |
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| List of properties associated with the Applet control... |
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| The CaptionHTML property is used to handle the text of a control as HTML code. |
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| Originally, Kanban is a Japanese method aimed at improving processes for a better, more efficient production cycle.... |
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| Prints a duplicate copy of a report. |
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| The Polygon type is used to define the points of a polygon. |
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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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| Prints a border at specified coordinates. |
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| Indicates whether the code is run in Universal Windows 10 App mode. |
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| Indicates whether the code currently run is in iOS mode (iPhone, iPad). |
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| WEBDEV allows you to create a drop-down menu in your HTML pages...... |
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| The following functions are used to manage Drag and Drop:... |
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| The Rich Text Area control is a Static control offering several layout possibilities...... |
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