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For some types of controls, WINDEV and WEBDEV offer an automatic management of Drag and Drop. |
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The following functions are used to manage Drag and Drop: |
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Drag and Drop is used to transfer data between several controls with the mouse. This data can be moved between several controls found in the same application or in different applications. |
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Retrieves the number and the name of the files "dropped" from the explorer. |
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To make a WEBDEV website more interactive, you have the ability to implement Drag and Drop in the pages. |
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Emulates a "Drag & Drop" gesture in automated tests. |
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The programmed Drag and Drop is used to entirely manage Drag/Drop between the different types of controls... |
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The RepeatableReadSupported property is used to:
Determine if the data file (defined in the data model editor or programmatically) can be used in HFSQL Client/Server in a transaction that includes a "Repeatable Read" isolation mode.
Allow the use of a transaction that includes a "Repeatable Read" isolation mode for a data file (files described programmatically only).... |
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The following examples is used to handle an XML document via the xmlDocument and cmlNode variables, ... |
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The analysis proposes two types of Unicode items...... |
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A window can:
Receive parameters when it is opened.
Return values when it is closed.... |
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WDMap is used to view the records found in a data file...... |
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Returns the name of the day of the week according to its number. |
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Stops playing a media file found in a Multimedia control. |
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Plays an animation when a control, a group of controls or a window is modified. |
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Stops the vibrations of the device (even if they have been triggered by another application). |
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Stops the periodic refresh of a Progress Bar via Ajax. |
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Stops all the current read operations on the engine for speech synthesis. |
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Used to connect to a MQTT server (also called "Broker"). |
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Allows you to disconnect from a MQTT server (also called "Broker"). |
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Modifies the value of a key on a group of servers if this one was not modified. |
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Retrieves the values of keys stored on a group of Memcached servers. |
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The statement USING ... IN allows you to automatically start and stop a stopwatch. |
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Used to connect to a MQTT server (also called "Broker"). |
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Allows you to disconnect from a MQTT server (also called "Broker"). |
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Allows you to find out the rights granted to a user or to a group on a database. |
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Modifies the rights granted to a user or to a group on a HFSQL server. |
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Stops the execution of a media file that was opened beforehand (MCIOpen). |
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Initializes the structure for group management (HGroup) with the default values. |
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Allows you to find out the rights granted to a user or to a group on a database. |
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Modifies the rights granted to a user or to a group on an HFSQL server. |
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