Hello Mr. Rao, I tried your code and it's working fine ( as usual ). :) Could you please, explain me why my version crashes ? I don't see the reason why. #include "fivewin.ch"#define PAD_LEFT 0function Main() local oPrn, nWidth, ...
... and fixes the Harbour code. No need to touch the keyboard! :-) Please check your OpenAI billing. These auto implementations may consume more than usual. microgpt.py import osimport sysimport jsonimport openaifrom termcolor import coloredfrom bs4 import BeautifulSoupfrom urllib.request import urlopenfrom ...
Ok, never mind, it was my fault, sorry. I can change the GETs color (normal, readonly or disabled) with the usual SetColor() function. I forgot to have some code that changed the color back.
Dear Yuri, Once you create your ribbonbar as usual, please call this function passing the ribbonbar as the parameter: Here it is working fine :-) function RibbonGroupsToRight( oRBar ) local oDlg, oRBGroup, nTotalWidth, nWidth for each ...
... use and follow the prompts to create a super strong password for the sending account .. Once that new password has been created use your code as usual and use that "strong" password you just created to send your mail as usual. Rick Lipkin
... it with an automatic implementation based on sending keys. It's a great workaround but it worked for me and the client was able to stay with his usual email client, Thunderbird. Greetings
... forms .. when it comes to finding values that are encrypted like names .. I de-encrypt names into an array or temp database and use them as usual .. the only drawback to that is it takes a minute or so to decrypt and fill an xbrowse with values. Rick Lipkin
... desktop and web in our apps. This opens endless possibilities... No need to install Apache, mod_harbour, etc... just keep coding using Harbour as usual, the language that we use and love :-) With just two lines of code you create the server and make it run. This is a dream come true
... DBI_PASSWORD, cPsw ) And then? What do i have to do to read and write the fields in the .dbf ? Nothing special. You read and write as usual. The only limitation, as you already noted, is that you can't encrypt a DBF with memo fields. EMG