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| Usage example of the zipNbPart function |
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| Usage example of the XMLBuildString function |
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| Returns the display mode of a Scheduler control: day, week, month, ... |
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| Creates and fills a text file with the content of a string or buffer variable. |
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| Adds a row at the end of a Looper control. |
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| Writes a result into the status report of a test according to the result of a boolean expression. |
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| Regenerates a data file from its log. |
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| Saves the modifications performed on the Exif tags of an image by ImageInfoModify. |
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| Returns the name of current element (tag or attribute). |
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| Performs a reconnection to the server for all the interrupted connections. The uninterrupted connections are not modified. |
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| Disables or customizes the automatic check for available updates. |
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| Usage example of the XMLRestorePosition function |
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| Initializes a query written in SQL language and declares this query to the database server in order to optimize the next executions of this query. |
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| Copies:
the content of the current record (loaded in memory) to the current data file record.
the content of the Record variable to the current data file record.... |
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| Usage example of the sOpen function |
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| Usage example of the zipNbFile function |
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| Returns the "children" of an element (lower level) in a TreeView Table control. |
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| Modifies the current record if it exists, otherwise adds a new record. |
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| Returns the value of current element (tag or XML attribute) or the value of one of its attributes. |
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| Adds a data into a Heatmap chart. |
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| LoadProcedure is kept for backward compatibility. |
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| Deletes the colors specified by grHMColor from a Heatmap chart. |
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| Sends a raw frame to a Modbus slave. This enables communication with devices that do not strictly comply with the Modbus standard. |
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