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... like this : The status 200 = that there was a positive result found. {"status":200,"data":[{"customerId":1,"gender":"","firstName":"Marc","lastName":"Venken","dob":"0000-00-00","emailAddress":"marc@maveco.be","addressBookIds":"2","defaultBillingAddressId":2,"defaultDeliveryAddressId":2,"phoneNumber":"89853445","faxNumber":"","bankAccountNumber":"","subscribedToNewsletter":"0","guestAccount":1,"approved":1,"discountGroupId":0,"discountGroupName":"","groupDiscount":"0.00","numberOfLogins":1,"lastLoginDate":"2014-09-11 ...

... read such a hash: {"UUID"=>"value", "anrede1"=>"frau", "anrede2"=>"", "gender"=>"", "titel"=>"DI", "staat"=>"Indien", "Passnummer"=>"1234", ...

... read such a hash: {"UUID"=>"value", "anrede1"=>"frau", "anrede2"=>"", "gender"=>"", "titel"=>"DI", "staat"=>"Indien", "Passnummer"=>"1234", ...

... // in xHarbour, you can write this as hPerson:name but if I'm not mistaken such notation won't auto create non-existent key hPerson["gender"] := "M" AddToDbf(hPerson)

... addresses, e-mails, phone numbers, usernames, passwords, answers to security questions, resumes, cover letters, and voluntary information such as gender, race, veteran status, and disability. At this time, there is no evidence that any other parties accessed the job-seekers’ information, other ...

... addresses, e-mails, phone numbers, usernames, passwords, answers to security questions, resumes, cover letters, and voluntary information such as gender, race, veteran status, and disability. At this time, there is no evidence that any other parties accessed the job-seekers’ information, other ...

... "good girls". We the spanish speakers usually make this mistakes because in most cases the male plural is applied when refered to both genders, with the exception of those cases where the nouns are significantly different depending in the gender, like in "damas y caballeros" ...

Adhemar,

En teoria debe hacerse asi:

oVoice:Voice = oVoice:GetVoices():Item( 0 )

ó:

oVoice:Voice = oVoice:GetVoices( "gender=female" ):Item( 0 )

pero ambos dan error y deberían funcionar...

Además, esto parece correcto:

MsgInfo( oVoice:GetVoices():Item( 0 ):ClassName() )

Lucas,

It seems as this could help:

mshta m = vbscript:CreateObject("SAPI.SpVoice").Voice m.GetVoices("gender=male;language=34" ).Item(0)
mshta m.Speak("Application successfully built")(Window.close)

but still not working...

... I finally have access to a DICOM box (several in fact). But my first job will be to extract some basic data (like patient name, date of birth, gender, type of scan, date of scan etc) from DICOM files exported from older cameras ( over 13 years worth of scans). The required information is contained ...

Hi Antonio Work on the xBase data server continues. Code is much better organised on the server end with a TServerQueryClass that will be responsible for gathering error information as well as the communication process. Structre is nice and flexible this way so that multiple queries can be handled i...

... female (not married) Ms. female (no implication as to marital status) user can click on any of the above and the code sets the salutation and the gender. Similarly for the suburb part of their address common local suburbs are listed and user can click on one of them and both suburb and postcode ...

... as I can use getGender:GetText() to retrieve the updated value. I'm not sure if the above behaviour is intentional or not, but to me REPLACE GENDER WITH cGender is nicer and simpler than REPLACE GENDER WITH getGender:GetText() Maybe SetText() could be altered to update the variable as I originally ...