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| The "Code" pane is used to handle the procedures (local and global procedures) and the classes found in the current project ("Global procedures", "Local procedures" and "Classes" options)...... |
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| Deletes a class from the HTML classes of a control. |
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| Adds a class into the HTML classes of a control. |
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| The generation is used to create the WINDEV classes ("...... |
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| Toggles a class in the HTML classes of a control: if the class does not exist, it is added; if the class already exists, it is deleted. |
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| The following paragraphs explain...... |
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| The following functions are used to manage the local storage of data in browser code.... |
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| The advanced management of instances is used to choose the mode for taking reference. This choice directly impacts the freeing of the class objects: depending on the selected take of reference, the "Destructor" will not be called at the same time.... |
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| WINDEV and WEBDEV allow you to automatically print for a number of specific PCL printers...... |
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| Development cycle of a WINDEV application.... |
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| From version 23, you have the ability to import existing classes or sets of procedures in text format...... |
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| Several features require a procedure called once or several times via a WLanguage function ("Callback").... |
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| The Source property can be used on:
a Chart control: in this case, the Source property is used to get the source of the series: Table column, list of values, ...
a connection: in this case, the Source property is used to get or set the source of a connection (HFSQL Client/Server, OLE DB, etc.).... |
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| In most cases, a report is linked to a project...... |
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| Closes the line that was opened by NetOpenRemoteAccess. |
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| The object-oriented programming (called "OOP") is a programming paradigm in which the programs are organized as sets of objects...... |
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