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| WINDEV can be used to generate windows for a Java application...... |
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| Returns the name of the file currently generated. |
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| Components are a remarkably useful tool for development teams...... |
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| The principle of JITc technology (Just In Time Compilation) is straightforward...... |
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| SAP is a widely used ERP...... |
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| Adds a report to a group of reports. |
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| A main menu is necessarily associated with a window...... |
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| Starts printing a report found in a group of reports. |
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| Modifies the parameters of a report found in a group of reports. |
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| Forces one or more line break. |
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| The File Description variable is used to programmatically describe data files. |
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| A Rectangle variable is a structured type that is used to represent a rectangle (X, Y, Width, Height) in 2 dimensions. |
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| An Item Description variable is used to describe one or more items in a data file programmatically. |
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| "Dynamic serving" is a technique where the same address (URL) leads to 2 different pages...... |
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| To migrate a WEBDEV site to PHP...... |
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| Calculates the height of printable page (in millimeters) while taking the top or bottom margins into account. |
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| Calculates the width (in millimeters) of the printable page while taking the left or right margins into account. |
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| Stops printing the current report immediately. |
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| The Note property is used to:
Find out the notes associated with a control, a window, a page or a report.
Modify the notes associated with a control, a window a page or a report.... |
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| Once the development of your WINDEV application is completed (windows, reports, queries, etc.... |
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| The monitoring robot includes three executables...... |
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| Adds a Diagram document into a sequence of report printouts. |
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