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... to do with FWH. It is the Clipper/Harbour GET class that does not allow entry of characters exceeding the length of the variable. This behavior is consistent from the first version of Clipper till today with (x)Harbour and we should all be familiar with it for years.

... when using objects it helps to use the same method names for similar processes, thus changing the method Close() to End() made data objects consistent with all the other types of objects--just like the New() method is used to create all new objects. Thus it is not a good idea to try to use ...

... when using objects it helps to use the same method names for similar processes, thus changing the method Close() to End() made data objects consistent with all the other types of objects--just like the New() method is used to create all new objects. Thus it is not a good idea to try to use ...

... record in a XBrowse. The highlighted row is the current record. I am using FWH 1805 and xHarbour, so things may be different now. The behavior is consistent throughout all versions from the beginning of xbrowse till now. I would assume that when you left-double-click on a record in an xBrowse ...

... you are drawing with Word then it means that you no longer use ER, but as for you it was more ultra now you do not use it anymore? you have to be consistent with yourself, you always said you use ER and it works fine for you now you can't use it with mod_harbour? please move this topic to Mod ...

... you are drawing with Word then it means that you no longer use ER, but as for you it was more ultra now you do not use it anymore? you have to be consistent with yourself, you always said you use ER and it works fine for you now you can't use it with mod_harbour? please move this topic to Mod ...

... for human beings, but also a reference for automated processes that might analyze software code in the future. So there would have to be a consistent structure that lists the types of elements - similar to what you have - along with lookups for each element for further detail. I'm not sure ...

This is a strange one to me. It started occuring recently. It's consistent here, but not in all functions where this is used:    // Create the object   oExcel := ExcelObj( )    oExcel:WorkBooks:Add( )   oAS := oExcel:ActiveSheet( )  ...

... 'get used to it' - but to me it's silly to give up the visual benefits of indentation, in order to conform to standard syntax. Prolog has a simple consistent syntax, and it seems worth learning well, if only for personal use. If you're curious about Prolog, the absolute best Youtube site is here: ...

>It's not too bad to set fonts and colors for your reports. Then you have a consistent appearance. Why ER was created badly because when you go to print the control must automatically create the color and style of fonts so you can use any font and color, so ...

... the meaning even in the old version it was in a specific dialog It's not too bad to set fonts and colors for your reports. Then you have a consistent appearance. Zoom is important. In my copy I can switch between 100% and 200%. Better would be levels. You posted a very complex FastReport ...

... and nHeight are nil. Fixed. - Method Box() and RoundBox() were not drawn transparently covering the previous content. Now drawn transparently and consistent with Window and fwpdf. * Enhancement FW_ReadImage() can now read base64 encoded images from web. Similar enhancement is implemented in fwpdf ...

... a case-sensitive language. This means that the language keywords, variables, function names, and any other identifiers must always be typed with a consistent capitalization of letters. So the identifiers Time and TIME will convey different meanings in JavaScript. NOTE − Care should be taken while ...

... picture 99999.99 https://imageshack.com/i/pnQW26Htp Again, this applies on different, but not all, databases. When it does occur, it is consistent. Adding a PICTURE clause to the command corrects the display problem you see here, so this only occurs with the default settings.

... degree Celsius increase in temperature and one percent increase in relative humidity lower R by 0.0383 and 0.0224, respectively. This result is consistent with the fact that the high temperature and high humidity significantly reduce the transmission of influenza. It indicates that the arrival ...