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| Each WINDEV function is associated with a WINDEV DLL...... |
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| Is used to change, through programming, the theme (dark or light) used by the mobile application. |
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| The following events appear by default in the WEBDEV code editor: |
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| Creates a specific type of chart. |
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| ...The Scrollbar control is used to scroll objects (text, captions, etc.... |
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| Used to determine if a scanner has a given capability. |
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| Centers the map displayed in a Map control on a geographical position or on a specific location. |
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| List of events associated with Java Applet controls... |
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| You can handle Camera controls in a window using the following WLanguage properties...... |
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| Usage example of the dPen function |
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| Indicates whether the Android application is in kiosk mode. |
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| Usage example of the dText function |
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| The "SQL query" type is used to write an SQL query in the WLanguage code. |
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| Runs a method of an interface of a COM object instantiated by COMCreateInstance. |
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| Runs different functions that directly affect the bits of serial port, parallel port or infrared port, independently of the communication protocol. |
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| Identifies the window containing the WLanguage code currently run. |
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| Opens a popup window whose result will be retrieved via a WLanguage procedure ("callback"). |
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| Opens the specified window by closing all the windows opened beforehand. |
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| Allows you to:
enable and disable the standby mode (Android)
display the system screen used to configure the standby mode (Universal Windows Apps)... |
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| Inserts a new option into a Radio Button control. |
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| Allows you to specify the version of the Native SQL Server Connector that will be used. |
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| List of constants used by the functions for managing threads, critical sections, semaphores, mutexes, ...... |
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