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| Modifies the current language for the next print (programmed print or report print). |
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| Establishes a connection to a fax server. |
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| Prints an ellipse (in a rectangle). |
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| List of constants used by the MCI functions.... |
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| Connects the current application to a database that will be queried by SQL through a Webservice proxy (SOAP). |
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| Transforms the following elements into a specific format:
a structure (and its subelements),
a class (and its subelements),
an array (including the associative arrays),
a queue,
a stack,
a list.... |
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| The Source property is used to get and change the source of an element. |
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| Indicates the view that must be handled in Lotus Notes. |
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| The ON keyword is used exclusively in the automated tests generated by WINDEV and WEBDEV. |
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| Pushes an element onto the stack. |
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| Specifies whether the communication functions that use the FTP protocol must go through a proxy to run their requests. |
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| Opens a popup allowing you to select the application that will be used to share a resource (text or document). |
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| Displays or hides a sliding window (sliding menu). |
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| Identifies the name of the connected user. |
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| Describes a file in dBase3 format (most common format) through programming. |
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| Usage example of the HOpenConnection function |
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| Runs a procedure on a server of J2EE XML Web services. |
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| Runs a procedure on a .Net server. |
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| Used to find out and modify the format of the CD or DVD to burn. |
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| Returns specific information about the project currently run. |
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| Checks the existence of a chart in memory. |
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| The native access to HFSQL Classic and Client/Server is available for the WINDEV applications running in Linux ("console" applications) and for the WEBDEV sites hosted in Linux...... |
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| Switches the LED (Light-Emitting Diode) of the device on. |
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