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... would I re-write a very complex program with over 100,000 lines of code, to use on a network , when it works perfectly on one now, is rock solid, incredibly fast, and completely satisfies my clients? How would they benefit? If it was a New program, fine, but I see no gain from doing all of that ...

... from Fivewin, and everything is working fine. I wanted to express my gratitude for your support with the webview feature from Fivewin. It is incredibly helpful. Best regards, Otto https://mybergland.com/fwforum/hyperfromfwh.gif Dear Mr.Otto, Look great. Any samples?

Dear Antonio,

I tried running the Hyper template from Fivewin, and everything is working fine. I
wanted to express my gratitude for your support with the webview feature from Fivewin. It is incredibly helpful.

Best regards,
Otto

... ARM ), my application runs very fast and has absolutely no problems. Since the M1/M2 chips are in all of the upcoming Apple products ( which sell incredibly well ), it was important to test out this option should any of my clients decide to go this way. With a 19 hour battery life, that computer ...

Dear Otto,

Harbour is very powerful using strings, so basically what we do is search for "<?prg" and then for "?>" and what it is in between is compiled and replaced

Harbour incredibly feature to compile in runtime lets us do incredibly things.

that simple

If any of you are using filters this will be incredibly slow over a network. You need to use scopes instead.

Also, as someone else mentioned, you need to open only the databases needed for the routine, then close them when done.

Hello,
New VERY IMPRESSIVE example from Quim Ferrer

https://harbour.fourtech.es/modharbour_samples/datatable.prg

Incredibly fast.

Regards
Otto

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... each database. Rather than a filter, which can be slow, I simply use the Scope method to show only those items related to the open invoice. It is incredibly fast. It is activated, of course, within the method for opening the database. This is another way to simplify code and improve performance. ...

... each database. Rather than a filter, which can be slow, I simply use the Scope method to show only those items related to the open invoice. It is incredibly fast. It is activated, of course, within the method for opening the database. This is another way to simplify code and improve performance. Tim

... less reliable. So I have put in the capability for them to use the Advantage Database Server, client/server, software. They are then safe and get incredibly fast performance across the network. Some people have experimented with some other Client/Server options but so far no one has posted about ...

... GETs and xbrowse cells ACTION buttons. This will save you lot of coding! * Full support for Windows tablets. Your users will appreciate this. * Incredibly eye catching menus. Your users will notice the difference. * ADO support from FWH has never been such robust. * Windows 10 Toast notifications. ...

... ago I was processing a lot of large files with a program I wrote in FWH. It was reading and writing each line from and to disk. I was taking an incredibly long time with the disk thrashing all the time. I converted it to using a 400 line buffer for the output and the time decreased by at least ...

... UPDATE ; VALID (oLand_Pos:disable(), .t. ) Disabling also changes the colors to standard disabled colors, I believe. However, this is going to get incredibly complex, because you have to also re-enable some GETs if the user goes back and changes the GET or GETs that the disable depends on. For ...

Ok, I see that it does highlight the matching brace when one is highlighted with the cursor. That is useful too.

My current editor does both--automatically add the trailing brace, and highlight the matching one.

The more you think about editors, the more you realize how incredibly complex they are.

... to invoices, plus all the disclaimers, etc. are all done with memo text ( memo fields ). The display is instantaneous. The printing is also incredibly fast. I don't know what you are doing, but as Antonio said, I see no reason why it should be slow. Tim