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... In fact, the standard COM instance mechanism requires that a truly new object be returned each time you call it (this mechanism is used internally by new operators and CreateInstance (). This means that to create a valid COM singleton, you cannot allow your clients to do it themselves ...

... Width 8 may be specified in the array for compatibility with DBF, but this value is ignored. Please note that dates and datetime/timestamps are internally stored as numbers and we are not at all concerned with that. Date formats are NOT stored in the database. You may use whatever date format ...

... 2)     oLbxo:bSeek := { |c| ::oOrders:Seek( Upper( c )) }  Please remove this line of code. XBrowse internally sets a default codeblock, which is better.

... synchronizing the combobox and the built-in sort by clicking the header. This process is extremely simplified by introducing oBrw:oSortCbx and internally managing the combobox. There are two ways of creating: Method-1: Recommended // after creating the browse and calling oBrw:CreatefromCode()@ ...

... FWH version you are using, we can advise a solution most appropriate for the FWH version. How oCol:AddBitmap( aArray ) works: TXBrwColumn object internally maintains an array of bitmaps oCol:aBitmaps. When we first call oCol:AddBitmap( { bmp1, bmp2, bmp3 } ), oCol:aBitmaps is filed with { bmp1, ...

... CLR_BLACK ) This function was not there in fwh1801. The formula basically is the same as suggested by you in the posts above. But xbrowse was internally using a similar function ContrastColor(...) to decide the color of text to be displayed on brushed cells. You may review this function. Again ...

... the excel book is closed. Notes: (1) Text values are not quoted. (2) While generating pdf, width is truncated to fit pagesize. This function is internally used by other functions eg. FW_DbfToExcel(), FW_AdoToExcel(), etc. * Enhancements to function FW_DbfToExcel( [cFieldList], [bFor], [bWhile], ...

nageswaragunupudi wrote:

karinha wrote:

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   FWSavePreviewToPDF( oPrn, "recompjardin.pdf" ,.F. )
 

Regards, saludos.

This function is internally called by printer object, where required.
Better we do not use this function directly in our application programs.

Why not master Nages?

Regards, saludos.

karinha wrote:

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   FWSavePreviewToPDF( oPrn, "recompjardin.pdf" ,.F. )
 

Regards, saludos.

This function is internally called by printer object, where required.
Better we do not use this function directly in our application programs.

... all very familiar with. Data type "M" creates a long text field and datatype "m" creates a long binary field. This function internally creates an sql statement appropriate for the RDBMS and its version and we are relieved from the trouble of finding the correct datatype. ...

... in a desktop application. The times of desktop app are over. Start with mod harbour. You can then install your own web server and only access it internally. You can continue to use your entire program logic. Thanks to Antonio and mod harbor. We are currently installing web servers for our customers. ...

You can also avoid these kinds of problems by using database objects. Every database object creates its own unique workarea and handles it internally. Thus you never have to deal with workareas.

Hello everyone.
My project contains 650 prg files, use xHarbour 123, FWH1709 and BCC72, I would like to migrate to VSCode, what would be the best and fastest way to assemble a .bat file for compilation? Today I use xmate that generates internally without the need for a .bat file. Thankful in advance.

... the Harbour_app.sln file 4. Search for hb_vmInit() from the solution explorer and set a breakpoint there 5. Click on run and see Harbour working internally :-)

... line ":lSeekBar := .t." 4. Build with buildh.bat or buildx.bat. Notes: Some functions displayed by the program may be functions that are internally used and not intended to be used directly in the applications and they may change or be dropped in subsequent versions. Some functions may ...