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... first Other clauses are all optional and can be in any order. ";" embedded in header is translated as CRLF. Note: XBrowse automatically decides the width, picture, align and sort order. Unless it is really necessary, it is not necessary to specify these. nEditType, bEditValid, bitmaps ...

... "default". If I hardcode in the path, all is working. However, that path may change depending on where the IT "professional" decides to install the software. I'm also curious about a question that came up before. I'd love to have the service simply call another .exe file ( ...

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New method with predefined styles

http://wiki.fivetechsoft.com/doku.php?i ... nel#styles

If any user creates a design and decides to send it to me, it will be added to the method

Updated
New method with predefined styles

http://wiki.fivetechsoft.com/doku.php?i ... nel#styles

If any user creates a design and decides to send it to me, it will be added to the method

GO ON TO OFFEND ME ... THEN THE JUDGE DECIDES 'IF THROW AWAY THE KEY OF YOUR CELL

AND WITH ALL THE PHRASES THAT YOU HAVE WRITTEN THROUGH YEARS THERE ARE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR ASKING FOR DEBT

oBrw:nDataType := 64 This is wrong. Correct nDataType is DATATYPE_ODBF (16) XBrowse automatically decides the correct datatype, when you create the browse based on the type of DATASOURCE. Not only that you do not have to assign the value yourself, but it is also highly ...

... that makes the invoice of my applications and takes responsibility. The owner of the company that owns the invoice is a former VB programmer and decides all the fields and how the screens must be made and the same speaks with the customers. I think we can find a solution by entering the three ...

... 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

... 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

... as string using either European notation or American notation, retaining the full precision of the decimal part. In almost all cases the function decides whether the format is European or not, by examining the number and position of "," and ".". In cases of ambiguity (eg nn,nnn ...

... no concept of opening indexes and setting / changing indexes. At this stage, the best thing for you is to totally forget about indexes. The Server decides if any indexes are to be used and if so what indexes are to be used. You do not need to do anything. Do I have to look for info in the FW docs, ...

... Daniel authorization. Please review samples\sample01.prg * BtnBmp: New DATA bBmpNo: It is possible to add 4 bitmaps to BtnBmp control. The class decides which bitmap to be shown based on the state of the control i.e., Active, Pressed, MouseOver. If bBmpNo is specified the bitmap number returned ...

... recommended. We recommend: 1) oDbf:Blank() 2) Edit blank record 3) if the user wants to save then (a) oDbf:Append() and oDbf:Save() 4) else ( user decides not to save) (b) oDbf:Load()

... clause based on settings of FWNumFormat(). XBrowse uses NumPict() to decide the default picture clause of a column, whose datatype is 'N'. XBrowse decides the datatype of a column on the basis of field type. If your character fields are affected, I am sure there must be some issue with your source ...

... cRegion, [lThousandSeparator] ) cRegion can be 'A' for America (general format), 'B', for Britan, 'E' for Europe and 'I' for India. This setting decides the default numeric format: 'A' and 'B' : 999,999,999.99 'E' : 999.999.999,99 'I' : 99,99,99,999.99 function NUMPICT( 9, 2 ) --> picture ...