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| Returns or modifies the attributes of a directory. |
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| Deletes a directory from a disk. |
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| Retrieves a data sent by a program (the recipient of the connection for the specified object). |
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| Returns the directory from which the execution is started. |
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| Identifies the type of an expression, a variable (during a call to a procedure for example) or a control. |
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| Identifies the subject of conversation associated with a DDE connection. |
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| Identifies or modifies the current directory. |
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| Moves a directory and its content. |
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| Returns the full path of the directory of HFSQL data files specified by the user when installing the application. |
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| Creates a directory (and the intermediate directories if necessary). |
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| Copies the contents of a directory and its subdirectories. |
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| Positions on the data file record corresponding to a row selected in the multiselection browsing Table control. |
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| Finds a file or directory. |
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| Modifies the name of a file. |
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| Opens an external file (ANSI or UNICODE) in order to handle it through programming. |
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| Returns the long name of a file or directory. |
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| Loads the specified library (DLL) in memory. |
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| Returns information about the PHP version used on the current server. |
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| Returns the short name of a file or directory. |
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| Creates a shortcut on the Windows desktop, in the "Start" menu of Windows or in a specific directory. |
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| Reads a line from an external file (ANSI or UNICODE). |
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| Frees the 32-bit library (DLL) that was loaded in memory by LoadDLL. |
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| Reads:
a block of bytes (characters) in an external file (ANSI or Unicode),
the content of an external file (ANSI or Unicode) and assigns it to a memory area.... |
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| Simulates the keystrokes and the mouse actions. |
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