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Antonio, If I may make a suggestion, TDatabase doesn't have an End() method. Yes, I know it has a Close() method, and that is consistent with the CLOSE statement. However, as an object, the Close() method name violates the polymorphism concept. Most of the other classes have an End() ...

... between the two ). It doesn't occur on all menuitems on button bars, but in some cases when making a menu button, it will occur. Yes, it is consistent. Tim

... is only with Harbour and MSVC 2015. If I build with xHarbour ( xBuild commercial version ), it displays correctly. Also, this is absolutely consistent in this dialog of the program, but is not yet showing up elsewhere where I have folders and xBrowse.\ Any ideas would be helpful. Thanks. Tim

... := "states_write" // SP is for Stored Procedure  This one line of code is all that is needed to enable full editing capabilities. Consistent with the philosophy of FiveWin, MYSQL/MARIADB functionality supports simplest to the most advanced and sophisticated MYSQL implementations ...

... differently, as you will see from the sample, the titles do not line up with the get fields. They go progressive lower. So the values would not be consistent and thus it would require decimals for the Say commands to get them to match the GET. Of course, a Caption option for the GET might be useful ...

Uwe Every printer driver has a different vertical and horizontal resolution. In order to be consistent on your text resolution, you have to calculate your line and page placement. You are on the right track .. Please consider this code : oFont8b   := TFont():New( ...

Notifications actually will auto generate within the program so we don't need a click control. The samples Antonio put up are nicely consistent with what Windows 8 / 10 provides. The one thing that will be a great help is if we can send the notifications to be saved in the notification center. ...

Maybe I'm not remembering correctly. I'm using the new COMMAND syntax for xBrowse and all works well. To be consistent for my clients, all main dialogs are the same size, and the xbrowse in the .rc is also the same width. In some cases, the data I am displaying does not fill ...

... in 16.01. You had traced it to not having an index selected. In our case, as discussed in the original thread on the topic, the problem is always consistent in our file editor which starts with the file in natural order, no index selected. It was happening toward the end of the database, but now ...

... This is what I did to over 200 controls in the coming version. I patched the existing release a bit. Finally, although where the problem occurs is consistent, it did not occur on all browse controls. I can't tell you what made the difference. I just know it has worked perfectly, as written, for ...

... statement. I had it crash once at 500 something records and another time at 1300 something records. So there is something going on that is not consistent which leads me to believe it may have to do with memory and/or timing. I am also wondering if it is doing a commit after each record which ...

... statement. I had it crash once at 500 something records and another time at 1300 something records. So there is something going on that is not consistent which leads me to believe it may have to do with memory and/or timing. I am also wondering if it is doing a commit after each record which ...

... the icon to start the program, Windows gives me a BUSY cursor and then reverts to the regular cursor and the program never opens. Here is what is consistent: xHB ( .com ) using xBuilder My source code ( exact same in both cases ) And what is different ? FWH 14.12 versus 15.04. Also, if I build ...

... quite el DEFAULT porque no cambiaba orden al dar cllick en otra columna  We retain DEFAULT. This is intentional, not a mistake and is consistent with incremental filter behavior of all other sources like dbf, array, ado, etc. Normally, cFilterFld is to be provided by the programmer ...

... on/off this behavior would be nice! In fact the behavior is exactly as you wanted. User can type 123.45 or 123,45. The behavior of (x)Harbour is consistent with the Clipper behavior from the very beginning of Clipper.