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| Usage example of the fTime function |
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| List of properties associated with the report controls... |
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| Usage example of the ExplorerRetrieve function |
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| Usage example of the ExplorerAccept function |
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| A class diagram describes the structure of a system via classes and the relationships among them...... |
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| Usage example of the HListFile function |
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| In order for the application to be able to handle the data files found on the HFSQL server, the connection that will be used by the application must be defined in the project...... |
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| Converts all characters in a string to lowercase according to the region settings defined in Windows. |
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| WDINT license agreement... |
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| Usage example of the AdditionCompleted property |
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| Returns a specific string (or a buffer) to the client browser in response to a request. |
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| Usage example of the fDriveInfo function |
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| In interactive mode, the WDScript editor is divided into several areas...... |
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| List of constants used by the MCI functions.... |
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| List of events associated with supercontrols... |
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| Dashboards are essential elements in an application...... |
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| From version 25, you can create "project portfolios"...... |
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| Converts all characters in a string to uppercase according to the region settings defined in Windows. |
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| WINDEV Tutorial: WINDEV application: Managing data Lesson 3 - Multi-criteria search - 40 min |
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| The Procedure type is used to handle:
the procedures or methods found in the project.
the procedures or methods found in an internal component.
the procedures or methods found in an external component.... |
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| Creates a self-extracting archive as a 32-bit executable (.EXE). |
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| List of properties associated with the reports and their controls... |
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