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| Calculates the tangent of an angle. |
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| Retrieves information about the current device position. |
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| Indicates whether the code is run in the Android simulator. |
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| Returns the arc cosine of a numeric value (integer or real). |
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| Returns the arc sine of a numeric value (integer or real). |
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| Sets the timeout for WLanguage functions that use the HTTP protocol (HTTPRequest, SOAPExecute, DotNetExecute, J2EEExecute, etc.). |
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| Calculates the exponential of a numeric value (reverse of Napierian logarithm). |
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| Calculates the Napierian logarithm (reverse of exponential) of a numeric value. |
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| Calculates the decimal logarithm of a numeric value. |
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| This type of Looper control uses data from a data file or query...... |
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| The END: label is used to define a code that will be systematically run at the end of process execution. |
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| Compares the content of two files bit by bit. |
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| Returns the remainder of a division. |
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| Identifies an odd number. |
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| The automatic completion helps you write WLanguage code in your applications...... |
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| Identifies an even number. |
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| Ends the execution of a timer triggered by TimerSys. |
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| Adds a voice command into the current window. |
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| Checks the existence of a control (or group of controls) in a window, in a page or in a report. |
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| Indicates whether the code is run in the Android emulator. |
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| Indicates whether the code is run in the Pocket simulator.
Function kept for backward compatibility.... |
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| Indicates whether the code is run in Android mode. |
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| Returns the path of the parent directory for the specified directory. |
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| The ZOrder property defines the Z-order of an element. |
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| The <=> operator is used to exchange the contents of two elements... |
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