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I won't be able to start until August, but at that time I will being working nearly entirely on development for both MacOS as well as Linux. I already do both, but not with any kind of regularity to this point. I look forward to the discussions that will bring.

Thanks Rao. The secs() function in harbour actually gets mapped to hb_sec() in dateshb.c, which took me a few minutes to find. But I see a bunch of potentially useful functions there now that I'm going to test to see if I can get rid of the code I'm currently using and revert to native harbour.

Robb

Not sure this is useful to anybody to me, but this is how I convert back and forth from harbour datetime to ISO datetime.

// -------------------------------------------------------------------------- //// DateTimeToISO8601( t )FUNCTION hb_TToI( t ) hb_Default( @t, DateTime(&#41 ...

You are correct, I missed the fact of the comma.

What Antonio suggests here actually works:

ACTIVATE DIALOG oDlg; ON INIT ( Self := Self, MSGINFO() ) ; CENTER

But this does not, primarily because hb_symbol_unused() is defined in fivewin.ch after "dialog.ch" is included in fivewin.ch

ACTIVATE DIALOG oDlg; ON INIT ( hb ...

Yes, unfortunately. I know inserting this throughout any code base could be a hassle but, yes, this is exactly what I have done. If I cant' fix something just via code (always my preference) I may hide the error using an HB_SYMBOL_UNUSED() call at the end of a func/proc and only use the pragma as a ...

I don't think I understand. This is the sample you provided when you started this thread, with the addition as I use it to ignore this specific warning. If not this code, what code are you talking about?

#include "Fivewin.ch"FUNCTION MAIN() LOCAL oDlg DEFINE DIALOG oDlg#pragma WARNINGLEVEL ...

I've been doing this. I'm not sure it is completely perfect as it appears (to me) that once set to level 1 this way the reset back to level 3 doesn't always seem to work.

Thank you, that did it. I had the :lCheckRes value set, it was the :lInfoRes value I was missing.

If I add a message bar to a program, then double click on the message bar, the default behaviour is to change the window title from the original title to a title that show memory and resources used. How do I disable this behavior?

Robb

(Get-Process | Where-Object {$_.Name -eq 'YourApp'}).count

And I just realized I may have misinterpreted the question. Are you asking how many instances of your application are in memory? (and not how long it's been running as I commented about.)

This can also still be done easily with powershell, though I'd need to look that up.

Do you mean how long one of your programs has been running?

From powershell:

New-TimeSpan -Start (get-process <yourapplication>).StartTime

Internal to the program? I would just set a variable with DateTime() on entry, then diff that with current DateTime() to get total runtime of the app.

Thanks Antonio. This is exactly how I use the hbhttpd contribution, for my purpose I've long had no need to use apache, just this contrib. Nearly 100% of the time all I implement is a REST interface in front of the various queries my apps need, then just do the REST calls from my FWH apps. I'll be ...