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| Usage example of the HAlias function |
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| Usage example of the zipFindFile function |
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| Searches for a value in a Table control populated programmatically. |
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| Usage example of the FTPTime function |
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| Usage example of the HDescribeItem function |
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| The LeftMargin property is used to:
Find out the left margin of a report.
Modify the left margin of a report.... |
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| Usage example of the FinNetCurrentVal function |
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| A Point variable is a structured type that is used to represent a position (X, Y) in 2 dimensions. |
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| Retrieves the number of pending bytes in the input buffer of a specified serial port or infrared port. |
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| Usage example of the fShortName function |
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| The ToolTip property gets and changes the tooltip text. |
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| WINDEV and WEBDEV propose a Native Connector to MariaDB (also called Native Access)...... |
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| Adds a report into a sequence of report prints. |
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| Usage example of the zipInfoFile function |
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| Usage example of the SQLFirst function |
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| In some cases, you may want to print several reports one after another, and view them in the same print preview.... |
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| Usage example of the HDescribeConnection function |
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| The Opacity property is used to get and change the opacity of an element. |
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| Usage example of the Type property |
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| Usage example of the fWriteLine function |
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| Reads the email found before the current email according to the protocol used (POP3 or IMAP, MS Exchange, Lotus Notes or Outlook). |
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| Redefines one or more connection parameters via Native Connector (Access, SQL Server, MySQL or Oracle) or via an OLE DB access on a specific table or set of tables. |
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| The comparison operators can be divided into several categories...... |
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