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... which is GLR_GRAY. When :lDisColor is set to .F., then the user specified :nClrDisText (by default :nClrText) is used. This convention is consistent with :lDisColors and :nClrTextDis used in TGet. We suggest obtn:lDisColor or oget:lDisColors be set to .f. when it is required to paint with ...

Antonio, Visual Studio 2013 has been constantly updated throughout 2014 which is consistent with their previous policies. They were building a 2014 version but the new availability and features made a 2015 version seem wise. This is a Preview, just like Windows ...

... so I'm trying a new one. I moving a lot of existing FUNCTION code into classes, as METHODs to be far more efficient. In doing so, I'm seeing a consistent behavior. Please consider the following two sections of a METHOD. The ::invnum is a field in a database object which is opened within the ...

... is more productive. EasyReport was developed for a commercial billing system and for such software ER works perfectly. It is easy to get a consistent look-and-feel and easier management. In the reportxxx.vrd file which you can handle like an ini file you define [FONTS], [Colors], [Infos] ...

Antonio,

To be consistent with the other translations, the English one should probably be changed from:

"Modify DBF struct"

To:

"Modify DBF structure"

Yes, it is a tiny change, but it is consistent.

James

OK ... I took MsgCalc and re-did the layout a bit to be more conforming to my program ... so it's consistent with the existing fonts / brush etc. I will work OK ... One quick question. I have a bitmap within a get ... no problem. However, would it be possible to put 2 bitmaps ...

... But the database class already does this in it's Close method so you can just do this: oDBF:close() Actually, to be consistent with standard naming (polymorphism) it technically should be: oDBF:end() But our TDatabase class doesn't have an End() method so we have ...

Nages, Please disregard my previous comment: Nages, also, to be consistent it seems that there should be an TXBrowse:End() method (even if it just calls the Destroy() method). It came to me that the container object (window or dialog) is calling the destroy() ...

... I don't see that all the column objects are being destroyed (ended). I must be missing something--perhaps Nages can explain. Nages, also, to be consistent it seems that there should be an TXBrowse:End() method (even if it just calls the Destroy() method). I am using FWH 13.04 with xHarbour. ...

Here is my code for generating a temp filename. You may want to change the name from tempFile() to GetTempFile() to be more consistent with other FW functions. You may also want to default to the Windows temp directory instead of the current directory. I used the prefix "AAA" ...

... can also set the values for the selected, mouse over selected, etc. if you want. This overrides the defaults. Its nice because it keeps my screens consistent in appearance across buttonbars, xbrowse, and now tabs. Tim

... which one was in focus, and which ones the mouse was pointing to. All I really wanted to do was to change the background color of the tab to be consistent with the headers of the xbrowse controls and the color of the button bar without losing the mouse point and in focus highlights. Unfortunately ...

... or setup any separate or 3rd party 'run-time' or Ole providers with the distribution of their application. The Ms ADO class provides a consistent set of methods for data manipulation.. basically code the database and table calls once and you can with little or no code changes, change ...

Antonio,
Actually, I haven't seen in other applications. But I want my application have a consistent interface, so I think it could be a good idea this behaviour.

Thanks,

... is taken as the line color of the header. Please check if this works in version 12.03. If not, you may change your xbrowse.prg. This change is consistent with present versions. bClrHeader es un array de 3 posibles colores como minimo. En mi version es usado para crear : bClrHeader is an array ...