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Defines the Geometry of cells in a Waffle graph. |
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The Property GraduationYSecondaire allows you to know the step of the graduation on the secondary Y axis. |
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Defines the Geometry of cells in a Waffle graph. |
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Defines the number of rows and columns in a Waffle graph. |
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Defines the number of rows and columns in a Waffle graph. |
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Deletes the altitude colors specified by grScatter3DAltitudeColor. |
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In iOS and Android, the bar codes can be decoded via the Camera control by BCCapture...... |
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The statement FOR EACH is used to perform different types of browse on the controls (List Box, Table or Looper controls)... |
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The FOR EACH statement is used to browse the available values in the enumerations. |
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Table controls allow you to display and/or enter data...... |
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Installing a WEBDEV site (in Session or AWP mode) on a remote Application Server requires...... |
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In this example, the application allows you to...... |
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Once the development of your WINDEV application is completed (windows, reports, queries, etc.... |
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The FOR EACH statement loops through a variable of type xmlReader in various ways:
Loop through a level.
Loop through a level with copy.
In-depth loop.... |
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The list of extension attributes ...... |
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Lists the video capture drivers installed on the current computer. |
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The FOR EACH statement is used to run different types of HFSQL loops... |
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Allows you to configure the video capture driver. |
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List of constants used by the functions for video management.... |
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Two methods can be used to animate a Static control...... |
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Allows you to configure the video capture driver. |
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To create a.NET assembly, ...... |
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To give your applications an outstanding style and to impress the users when starting your applications, the windows can be animated when they are opened and/or closed...... |
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