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... reach you. (inTRAnet people can.) My computer has a non routable IP address of 192.168.0.101. My router takes the IP address my ISP give me, and assigns non routable address for the computers on my network. This makes it much harder for people to try to hack my computer. (a router is harder to ...

Maybe it's a matter of naming. One doesn't expect that a method called SetBrush() creates a brush but merely assigns an existing one. So, why does it have to increase the brush counter as if it's creating one?

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oxBrw:bSeek := {|c| (::cAlias)->(DbSeek( Upper( c ) )) } Even this fails if no order is set. XBrowse assigns a default bSeek only when lAutoOrder is specified. When we specify lAutoOrder, it is better to leave the responsibility of defining bSeek to XBrowse. If lAutoOrder ...

... @ 0,0 XBROWSE oBrw OF oWnd COLUMNS 'Name', 'Salary' RECORDSET oRs In this case xbrowse generates codeblocks which are empty recorset tolerant, assigns appropriate picture clause etc. To write all the code directly in our program would take atleast 4 or 5 lines of code for each column

... to specify with UE Studio the main .prg file, but I am unable to find how I would set that in a project. When you create a new project, UEstudio assigns the executable (Target) name taking the Project Name that you selected. Later you can change it through: "Project Settings"/"Compiler ...

... to access the unlha function of the library. I'm wondering if someone could help me out with the call in Harbour in terms of the way the function assigns the variables. [DllImport("UNLHA32", CharSet = CharSet.Ansi)] public static extern long Unlha(IntPtr hwnd, string szCmdLine, StringBuilder ...

... Data as Array", ; // title .f., ; // no autosort { |oBrw| AEval( oBrw:aCols, { |o,i| o:cHeader := aHeaders[ i ] } ) } ; ) // codeblock above assigns header names // Extending the program to Write DBF WriteToDBF( 'INPUT.DBF', aData, aHeaders ) // Check the DBF USE INPUT XBrowse() return nil ...

... > oBrw:bBookMark := {| n | iif( n == nil,TEST->(RecNo()), TEST->(dbgoto(n)) ) } // Required! > Actually this is not necessary. SetRDD assigns exactly the same code block to :bBookMark. Assigning it once again in our code is only a duplication. Am I missing anything? Can you tell me ...

... I fear you a making it more difficult than it could be. Is the PATIENT_LIST_Class a subclass of your DATAFILE_Class? In Australia the government assigns provider numbers per physical location so I have a DOCTOR_LIST_Class, a DOCTOR_Class, a PROVIDER_LIST_Class and a PROVIDER_Class. Isn't a doctor ...

... for example, a PATIENT_LIST_Class and a PATIENT_Class even though both are basically dealing with the same data table. In Australia the government assigns provider numbers per physical location so I have a DOCTOR_LIST_Class, a DOCTOR_Class, a PROVIDER_LIST_Class and a PROVIDER_Class. Bookings not ...

... on each iteration. IN <array> This is a value of data type Array. The FOR EACH loop iterates all array elements in the first dimension and assigns their values to <element>. IN <object> This is a value of data type Object. The FOR EACH loop iterates all instance variables of ...

When the selection in the listbox is moved away from the original value for whatever reason, clicking on any other cell assigns the new value. Clicking on other cell should result in cancellation of edit.

... (2) values assigned thro oget:varput() in valid block are assigned and updated IF and ONLY IF the valid function does not open a new dialog, but assigns silently. for example this assignment works if oget:varget() > 6 oget:vaput(6) oget:refresh() endif return ...

... to refresh. SPECIAL CASE WITH SBROWSE I now stopped using tsbrowse, but earlier i was using it extensively. The problem was that tsbrowse not only assigns the codeblocks but also uses them even before returning control to my program, i.e., even before I could replace the assignment with my functions. ...

Éric, This is defined in class TDataBase: DATA lTenChars AS LOGICAL INIT .t. When Clipper assigns an object DATA, it places an underscore before the name: oDBCli:CLI_TIPPES := .F. => oDBCli:_CLI_TIPPES( .F. ) but _CLI_TIPPES length is 11, so Class TDataBase checks ...