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Hello,
In my case, I use the HARBOURINO preprocessor and patcher, so the source code for the combobox would look like this.

And here are the files that Harbourino needs:
Best regards,
Otto

... that are missing in those examples, like codeblocks, arrays, hashes, classes, extend system use to enhance it using C, user defined commands, preprocessor use, etc. to mention some of them. I encourage you to enhance it and make it a real usefull Harbour coding learning start point! This AI ...

... prompt Exe. On this occasion, I started creating the setup program with webview2 and fivewin. Fortunately, I had already made a patcher and preprocessor before ChatGPT. Now, this is a very functional way to simplify the programs. Through modularization, one can have ChatGPT further develop ...

... - Bootstrap and jQuery *** Everything else will only cause problems in the future. __________________________________________________ With the preprocessor and patcher (HARBOURINO), I of course have a good framework. Here, without knowing ChatGPT, I was lucky. It is optimal for collaboration ...

Enrico, I use a patcher and preprocessor for my programming. https://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=42693&p=260562&hilit=hash&sid=fef71b12cde0ab87a1d9048f22a2ff63#p260562 Best regards, Otto ADVANTAGES OF ...

... + 5) // Return as an array, or handle as needed RETURN {cStreet, cCity, cState, cZip} /browse ChatGPT Error analyzing Harbourino appears to be a preprocessor tool used in conjunction with mod_harbour and Fivewin, which are both related to the Harbour programming language. Harbour is an open-source ...

Hello WenSheng,
I do too, and that's precisely the concept of the preprocessor.
It combines the modules into one file. I

have the best of both worlds.

After patching, I have your code exactly as it was. 1:1.

Best regards,
Otto

Otto wrote:Hello WenSheng,
Here you can see how I simplify the complexity of applications for myself by using Harbourino - an additional preprocessor - to split the functions.
I think you can understand from this simple function how it works.

May I ask why you did this?

Hello WenSheng, Here you can see how I simplify the complexity of applications for myself by using Harbourino - an additional preprocessor - to split the functions. I think you can understand from this simple function how it works. But I can gladly further convert the program into HARBOURINO ...

Dear Tim, I just coded this little PRG and hbmk2 properly builds it so I tend to think that there is a preprocessor issue. Please compile it using -p to generate a PPO file and please check if such line gets modified, maybe a define is changing the code, many thanks: This ...

Thanks Antonio!

El problema es que en la salida siempre añadimos { ... }

Habria que modificar la clase para que detecte si hay un subarray

Hola Antonio, Viendo el comando no creo que funcione. El compañero, en realidad, plantea poder usar algo como:   REDEFINE FOLDEREX ::oFolder ID 110 OF ::oDlg   ;      PROMPTS aPrompts ;      DIALOGS  aDialogs   En su día lo comenté contigo en este fo...

Dear Hua, Please try this: #xcommand REDEFINE FOLDEREX [<oFolder>];             [ ID <nId> ] ;             [ <of: OF, WINDOW, DIALOG> <oWnd> ] ;          &nb...

I am trying to build a dynamic TFolderEx so when it is REDEFINE, the value for aPrompts and aDialogs will come from file. What do I need to change at its pre-processor directive so instead of coding    REDEFINE FOLDEREX ::oFolder ID 110 OF ::oDlg   ;      PROMPTS "tab1", "tab2" ;...