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... point RTE still occur. Now it's because :nArea is 0. How can I set :nArea without using :SetArea()? I do not wish to use :SetArea() because it assigns :cAlias and :cFile with the same value when in my case it's not. :cAlias is some randomly generated unique alias name while :cFile is the name ...

... point RTE still occur. Now it's because :nArea is 0. How can I set :nArea without using :SetArea()? I do not wish to use :SetArea() because it assigns :cAlias and :cFile with the same value when in my case it's not. :cAlias is some randomly generated unique alias name while :cFile is the name ...

... provided, edited to show the situation. It adds MDI to the windows definition, it adds the button bar attaching to oRb, and it adds and explicitly assigns the values oRb:nTopMargin := 50 and oRb:nTop in SetRibbonBarTheme() #include "FiveWin.ch"#define RB_THEME_DARK         6#define COLOR_GRAYTEXT ...

XBrowse assigns oCol object there. It should not become nil.

That is the reason I am requesting to provide a sample that can reproduce this error

... field meaning when you do a oRs:AddNew() you do not have to address the auto-increment field ( InvDetailEid ) by code .. the RDMS automatically assigns the value. That can be a blessing or a curse ... If you assign a PK as auto-increment it just may make it easier for a hacker to inject records ...

... DIALOG oDlgPed  Now when you want to delete a record, CALL oBrwPed:Delete()  No need to call Refresh() also. Note: XBrowse automatically assigns the picture clause and also decides left/right aligns Thank you Mr Nages

... oDlgPed  Now when you want to delete a record, CALL oBrwPed:Delete()  No need to call Refresh() also. Note: XBrowse automatically assigns the picture clause and also decides left/right aligns

... ;    COLSIZES 100,400,100,40,40,100,100,100,80,100,80,100,100,50 ;   LINES FOOTERS AUTOSORT  XBrowse automatically 1) Assigns picture clauses, using European format 2) Aligns numbers and dates to RIGHT and character values to LEFT 3) Assigns correct values to cSortOrder ...

Why is this required?

XBrowse automatically assigns values to oCol:cSortOrder and this does not contain "."

Cuando creo la consulta usando TEXT INTO cQuery .... ENDTEXT se presenta el error,
Con el cambio propuesto NO hay error.

SubStr( ::cSortOrder, At( ".", ::cSortOrder)+1 )

Why is this required?

XBrowse automatically assigns values to oCol:cSortOrder and this does not contain "."

... "A" ): Structure of the table, similar to DBSTRUCT(). aStruct has additional columns 7 for picture and 8 for index tag. When programmer assigns an alternate name for a field using ::MapCol(), astruct contains the new name. When programmer addes virtual columns using ::AddCol(), aStruct ...

... + N <nSizeIn> The size in bytes of the receiving queue. This parameter is ignored for "LPT" devices. By default FiveWin assigns 1024. <nSizeOut> The size in bytes of the transmission queue. This parameter is ignored for "LPT" devices. By default FiveWin ...

... If the codeblock returns nil, XBrowse does not take any action on its own. b) uVal: If the codeblock returns any value other than nil, XBrowse assigns that value to the column and saves it. If the intention of the programmer is to modify the value of the column, the correct way is the return ...

... be displayed. Eg: oBrw:nRecSelWidth := "99,999". XBrowse, in its Adjust() method calculates the pixels required to display this data and assigns the required width to :nRecSelWidth. Instead of showing text in the header, it is also possible to display an icon/bitmap/any image, using oBrw:nRecSelHeadBmpNo ...

... set the column to JUSTIFY 2 which is the value for center, but it won't make a change there. Of course, to assign the BMP I had to use class data assigns after creating the control. How could I get it to center the value bmp under the new structure ? 2) In the same browse, one of the values is ...