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| Usage example of the fRead function |
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| Returns the name of Nth control found in the specified element. |
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| Sets the position on the next data file record according to a browse item. |
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| Usage example of the fCopyDir function |
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| Changes or specifies the path of the root in a Sunburst chart. |
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| Usage example of the zipInfoFile function |
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| In a Looper control, a different content can be assigned to the Table, Chart, List Box and TreeView controls...... |
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| The Progress Bar control is used to follow the progress of an event...... |
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| Returns the IP (Internet Protocol) address of a computer. |
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| Gets or sets the current drive. |
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| The ON keyword is used exclusively in the automated tests generated by WINDEV and WEBDEV. |
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| Usage example of the SQLConnect function |
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| You can manipulate Flexbox controls in a page using the following WLanguage properties...... |
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| Adds a file to the compilation. |
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| A color (text color) can be assigned to the procedures so that they can be easily classified and identified...... |
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| WINDEV Mobile Tutorial: Developing an Android and iOS application Lesson 5 - Swipe gestures in a window - 20 min |
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| WINDEV Mobile tutorial: Deploying an iOS application 10 min |
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| A Flash® animation can be used to display information in the controls of a WEBDEV page...... |
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| Removes duplicates among substrings of a string, based on one or more separators. |
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| Indicates whether the drawing features are supported by the browser. |
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| Usage example of the zipFileSize function |
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| The LDAP protocol is increasingly used by the companies...... |
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| Used to find out whether a Bluetooth radio is visible. |
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| Modifies the time range displayed by an Organizer control (Day/Week/Month).... |
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