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... detection of first function in linked modules for Linux if first char of s_pszLinkedMain is '@' then start procedure were set by programmer explicitly and should have the highest priority in other case it's then name of first public function in first linked moudule which is used if there ...

... detection of first function in linked modules for Linux if first char of s_pszLinkedMain is '@' then start procedure were set by programmer explicitly and should have the highest priority in other case it's then name of first public function in first linked moudule which is used if there ...

Dear Enrico, See this in source/vm/hvm.c /* if first char is '@' then start procedure were set by * programmer explicitly and should have the highest priority * in other case it's the name of first public function in * first linked moudule which is used if there is no * HARBOUR_START_PROCEDURE ...

... 'std::abs' instead iRed = abs( clr2r - clr1r ) ; ^~~ std::abs ..\SOURCE\FUNCTION\BPAINT.C:957:14: note: include the header <cmath> or explicitly provide a declaration for 'std::abs' ..\SOURCE\FUNCTION\BPAINT.C:958:14: warning: using integer absolute value function 'abs' when argument ...

... above do exactly the same thing. The reason why you do not find many examples directly using TDataRow is because you do not need to deal with it explicitly. XBrowse and classes like RowSet, TRecSet, TDatabase. etc implicity internally use this class to provide Edit()

... position, handling vertical scroll events, and painting the panel's contents. As with the previous part of the class, there are no methods that explicitly handle horizontal scrolling. The steps to add horizontal scrolling would still be similar to what I described before: Define a horizontal ...

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... hbmk2: Processing environment options: -LC:\HARBOUR\lib\;C:\FWH\lib\ -comp=bcc hbmk2[GIO]: Warning: Ignoring explicitly specified core library directory: C:\HARBOUR\lib (in option '-LC:\HARBOUR\lib\;C:\FWH\lib\') hbmk2: Compiling Harbour sources... Harbour ...

... functions . This class of variable is said to have dynamic scope. Private variables exist for the duration of the active procedure or until explicitly released with CLEAR ALL, CLEAR MEMORY, or RELEASE. When a private variable or array is created, existing and visible private and public variables ...

... C:\MiProj>Set include=C:\harbour64\include C:\MiProj>C:\harbour64\bin\hbmk2 MiProj.hbp -comp=msvc64 -run hbmk2[MiProj]: Warning: Ignoring explicitly specified core header directory: c:\harbour64\include (in option '-Ic:\fwh64\include;c:\harbour64\include' in MiProj.hbp:14) hbmk2[MiProj]: ...

... not set to any of these, the macro is set to the value of HB_TR_DEFAULT, which is currently set (in hbtrace.h) to HB_TR_WARNING. Whether the user explicitly sets HB_TR_LEVEL or it is set by the compiler, its effect is as follows: any calls in the code with a level higher than HB_TR_LEVEL are obliterated ...

... gives the name and port that the server uses to identify itself. # This can often be determined automatically, but we recommend you specify # it explicitly to prevent problems during startup. # # If your host doesn't have a registered DNS name, enter its IP address here. ServerName 127.0.0.1:80 ...

... would work, except he has already stated he can't change the name. But the reason .sqlite3 doesn't work is this extension is not one of the explicitly allowed list of extensions in FW_AdoConnectionString():    if '.' $ c      cExt     := Lower( cFileExt( c ) )      if cExt ...

FWExplorer wrote:It doesn't matter what key we give it, explicitly. It only works for the numberic keypad 43.

oTree:bKeyChar = { | nKey, nFlags | MsgInfo( nKey, "key" ), MsgInfo( nFlags ), If( nKey == 224, TreeAddItem( oTree ),) }

We are going to check it, thanks

It doesn't matter what key we give it, explicitly. It only works for the numberic keypad 43.

oTree:bKeyChar = { | nKey, nFlags | MsgInfo( nKey, "key" ), MsgInfo( nFlags ), If( nKey == 224, TreeAddItem( oTree ),) }