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there is the harbour one: __objHasMethod

it works with [] operator too:
? hChgData["transactionResponse"]["cashier"]
or
? hChgData["transactionResponse","cashier"]
with hashes the $ operator works too:
? "transactionResponse" $ hChgData
IMHO it is pretty cool
for a better understand of the date I suggest to format the JSON ...

good.. next step use classes

I remember a lot of time ago I did something similar: https://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=30904 that takes the control from registry.

From some versions are present 2 custom task types, Harbour that starts the configured harbour executable, I use it to see the cpp and the hrb generated
And HBMK2 that calls the HBMK2 on the same folder of configured harbour. The goods of this task type is: if you configure a setupBatch it is called ...

Looks like if I put resolves the issue

karinha wrote:yo haria asi:
Regards, saludos.

I don't see changes in your code

On my program I have a XBrowse with fast edit and brush. My problem is when I edit last visible row and go down to end the edit the scrolling does not update well:
https://imagesharing.com/uploads/12ef69db7cf5c989104f504a9c117bcadf9be0dd.gif
This piece of code reproduces the issue ...

Hello,
because of our needs I created this function
#include <hbapi.h>#include <hbdate.h>#include <windows.h>#include <commctrl.h>HB_FUNC&#40; DATETIME_SETRANGE &#41; // ( hWnd, dMin, dMax)&#123; SYSTEMTIME range&#91;2&#93;; long dMin = hb_pardl&#40;2&#41;; long dMax = hb_pardl&#40;3&#41;; int y,m ...

Otto wrote:Hello AntoninoP,

is there some info how to start using VSCode debugger?

Best regards,
Otto

I always suggest the very good guide by Eric Lendvai https://harbour.wiki/index.asp?page=PublicArticles&mode=show&id=190401174818&sig=6893630672

There is wonderful debugger on VSCode

Because with yourvsource test i have the number 90 on the middle of circle , the number 90 must be on the top of circle, the number 45 on the Bottom, please the First picture i published

swap sin and cos and change signs until it works

&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;nAngolo := 2* Pgreco&#40;&#41 ...

I corrected the numbers but Now are too on line of circle
How to move them slightly out?

Why did you change this part?
nAngolo := 2* Pgreco&#40;&#41; / nTotalNumbers * &#40; nI - 1 &#41;&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; nY := INT&#40; nRaggio * SIN&#40;nAngolo&#41; + yCent&#41;&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; nX := INT ...

you know when Silvio asks help I cannot resist
#include "FiveWin.ch"#include "constant.ch"#define COLOR_BTNFACE 15#define PS_SOLID 0Function Test&#40;&#41; local oCicloMetric local oDlg,oFont,oBold local oBtnPos,oBtnClose local nBottom := 33 local nRight := 80 * local nWidth := Max&#40; nRight ...

Hi, on my 18.01 version those changes are not included...