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| Extracts all files from an archive and decompresses them. |
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| Marks the end of critical section: the code will be run by another thread. |
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| Starts a Java application or a Java applet by invoking the "Main" method of a given Java class. |
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| Displays a "Toast" message. |
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| Adds a value to a data in a chart. |
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| The Address type is used to manipulate the address of a place or person. |
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| Returns:
the list of nested reports currently printed (reports run by iPrintReport in one of the processes of the report currently printed).
the list of sequenced reports currently printed (iSequenceAdd).... |
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| Returns or modifies the attributes of a directory. |
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| Usage example of the HAlias function |
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| Returns the text without the formatting characteristics specific to the RTF format. |
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| Restores the context of a previously saved file (HSavePosition): current record, filter, pointers. |
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| Deletes a file from an archive. |
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| Starts a transaction on the data files (HFSQL or accessed via a Native Connector) and creates the transaction file. |
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| The Modified property lets you know if an element has been modified. |
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| Defines the options used for the universal replication of a file:
the replication direction.
the management mode of conflicts.... |
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| Modifies the percentage corresponding to the radius of the hole in a Donut chart. |
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| Describes a new connection to an external database. |
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| Retrieves the characteristics of current compilation. |
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| Opens a connection to a specific database. |
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| Cancels the current burn process. |
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| Moves a file from one directory to another. |
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| Retrieves the text or image found in the system clipboard. |
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| The NumberColumn property is used to get and change the number of columns of an element. |
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