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Returns the name of the thread currently run. |
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Returns the number of words in a string. |
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Immediately ends the execution of the current task: the task is flagged as ptsCanceled. |
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Waits for the end of execution of all parallel tasks found in an array. |
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Returns the date of the first day of the year. |
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The <=> operator is used to exchange the contents of two elements... |
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Re-enables the current exception process if the exception was corrected. |
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Builds a character string from an initial string and parameters. |
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Returns the name of the day that corresponds to a specified date. |
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Fills an array with the words from a string. |
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Writes an information into the standard output stream "stdout" (also called "console"). |
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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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Used to swap two rows in a two-dimensional array or in an advanced array property. |
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Factorizes the expression of an element on which several sub-elements or properties are accessed. |
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Extracts an integer from a binary buffer at a given position. |
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Returns the version number of the wdxxxvm DLL. |
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Checks the time validity. |
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Converts a duration to a character string in the specified format. |
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Returns the day that corresponds to a given date. |
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Explicitly destroys a semaphore. |
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Returns the date of Easter for the specified year according to the western Christian calendar. |
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Positions on the first element of a memory zone and returns the value of this first element. |
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WINDEV manages the following events by default (in the order in which they appear in the code editor) for the Linear Slider controls and for the Range Slider controls... |
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Identifies or modifies the window status. |
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Removes the '/' or '\' characters from the end of a string, if necessary.... |
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