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Have you allocated enough space for rsStatement? Something like rsStatement = SPACE( ... ) EMG Thanks Enrico , I did some space in buffer . It returned error of Fwh application : Application===========   Path and name: ...

Have you allocated enough space for rsStatement? Something like

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rsStatement = SPACE( ... )

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... With version 11.03, this changed. Now a new font is used, and it clips all of my predefined text. Prompts no longer fit in the button space allocated, and labels for fields ( defined in the .rc file ) are being chopped. I saw no mention in the notes of any change. Reverting back to 10.12 ...

... ( dwFlags & OFN_ALLOWMULTISELECT ) ? 15384 : 256 ); No changes. Taavi Taavi, In function cGetFile() we use this amount of memory to be allocated: (5128) pFile = ( LPSTR ) _xgrab( ( dwFlags & OFN_ALLOWMULTISELECT ) ? 5128 : 256 ); Please increase it (double or triple) and try it ...

Taavi,

In function cGetFile() we use this amount of memory to be allocated: (5128)

pFile = ( LPSTR ) _xgrab( ( dwFlags & OFN_ALLOWMULTISELECT ) ? 5128 : 256 );

Please increase it (double or triple) and try it again, thanks

... SkinStart("UiResourceFile2.urf",0,"",1,0,0); Restore the Windows default appearance SkinStart(0,0,0,0,0,0); Release all the allocated resources by skinning SkinRemove() ; Unskin the special window SkinWindowSet(hWnd,0) ; Skin the window as the special type forcibly SkinWindowSet(hWnd ...

... many pixels we want to distribute (nAncho-nLong) and how many spaces are in the line (aText[nCont,2]-1). The function look after the pixels are allocated between all spaces (some spaces will be 1 pixel greater than others). SetTextCharacterExtra() adds pixels between characters. In fact, pixels ...

... is done in non-contiguous blocks on a demand basis, so if a huge table has only a few records that pass the filter condition, the actual amount of allocated memory is usually quite small.

... at all. I have a key allocation table with one record per table. That record holds the name of the table (which doesn't change) and the last key allocated (as a numeric value). However rather than use a LOCATE or SEEK using an index to find the appropriate record I use a GOTO ::int_KeyAllocationBucket ...

... except I use a defined int per table rather than a name for my primary key bucket and go to that record of my key allocation table to get the next allocated key. I don't quite understand what you are saying. What do you mean by "use a defined int per table rather than a name for my primary ...

... except I use a defined int per table rather than a name for my primary key bucket and go to that record of my key allocation table to get the next allocated key. Arguably less of a bottleneck in a really high data throughput scenario but for most purposes it probably makes no difference. Like you ...

Ola Antonio, This code generate a memory error when the memory allocated is close to 140 mega if I compile it with FWH + xHarbour.com If i compile the same code with FWH + xHarbour.org the error is generated when the memory allocated is close to 2 giga ...

Error This file is neither allocated to a Premium Account, or a Collector's Account, and can therefore only be downloaded 10 times. This limit is reached. To download this file, the uploader either needs to transfer this file into his/her ...

mmm disculpas... no funciona: http://rapidshare.com/files/255896628/T ... a.rar.html Error This file is neither allocated to a Premium Account, or a Collector's Account, and can therefore only be downloaded 10 times. This limit is reached. To download this file, the uploader either ...

... to 160K) whereas under Windows (XP) it seemed to have a limit (from memory about 30K). I programmed around this using FOpen(), FRead() and a pre-allocated buffer, but I was wondering if anyone else had struck this problem? Regards Doug