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... for someone who hasn't done any exercise at all for 20 years.

I have added a target value function to the Health.Control.Statistics program.
A linear function is used with minus 0.1 kg/days.
But you can define the value in a setup.
I use plotly for the graphical statistics evaluations
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... derivative() INLINE ::Calc( { |x| x * ( 1 - x ) } )

METHOD DevideBy( u )
METHOD DevideFrom( u )
METHOD Transpose()
METHOD SumOfRows()

METHOD LinearMultiply( u ) INLINE ::Calc( { |x,y| x * y }, u )
MESSAGE MatrixMultiply METHOD mmult
METHOD mmult( u )
METHOD Multiply( u ) // Multiplicacion ...

... INLINE ::Calc( { |x| x * ( 1 - x ) } )

METHOD DevideBy( u )
METHOD DevideFrom( u )
METHOD Transpose()
METHOD SumOfRows()

METHOD LinearMultiply( u ) INLINE ::Calc( { |x,y| x * y }, u )
MESSAGE MatrixMultiply METHOD mmult
METHOD mmult( u )
METHOD Multiply( u )
// Linear multiply ...

... derivative() INLINE ::Calc( { |x| x * ( 1 - x ) } )


METHOD DevideBy( u )
METHOD DevideFrom( u )
METHOD Transpose()
METHOD SumOfRows()


METHOD LinearMultiply( u ) INLINE ::Calc( { |x,y| x * y }, u )
MESSAGE MatrixMultiply METHOD mmult
METHOD mmult( u )
METHOD Multiply( u ) // Linear multiply if u ...

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at first I don't see the buttonbar
when I scroll through the records I see a flickering effect that is, the display is not linear and clean when I scroll through all the records
is there a solution to improve the visualization?
Thank you






Test (work in progress ...

... you have no idea what you're saying.
if I have to make a report and it takes me three days because with the mouse I can't make a simple and linear box of reports
and I have to do many many
how many days do you think I have to spend on ER to create all the reports ?

>I have a zoom build on ...

I am not very familiar with xBrowse, but I am trying to build this table for the user to modify browsed data. I a linear table format.

REDEFINE XBROWSE oBrw ID 1113 OF oDlg ;
HEADERS aHead[1] ;
FIELDSIZES aFSize[1] ;
PICTURE aPict[1] ;
JUSTIFY aJust[1] ;
FONT oFntX7A ;
ALIAS cAlias ...

yes,
I'm thinking ...on the next upgrade of fwh

you can select each type you wish code39, int2of5, ean13...

and then the type -> linear, circular, square

... it can be use also on angle of a box

I hope you insert the circular code and also the square code ( lCircular and lSquare )
on your class with the possibility to draw also partial barcode (aPartial) and the gradient

I 'm making a small utility to create a barcode linear,circular and square easy

Smal Guide for Circular Barcode ... ( for all and Nages )

comments and your experiences are appreciated


By linear we mean a bar code as we are normally used to seeing it: an alternating series of straight, white and black lines, of different thickness, usually accompanied by an underlying ...

... not working and in that context we had also created the circular bar code used here in Italy for video rentals and barcode readers could more easily read circular codes rather than linear ones

tomorrow I'll list the barcodes that had problems reading at least with our reader that we used at that time

Good afternoon Mr. Rao,

thank god it's friday

For a 'linear' setup 1-2-3 its working:
https://i.postimg.cc/Sst6qhRT/2019-02-01-10-36-39.png

But not for a non linear setup, e. g. 1-3-2:
https://i.postimg.cc/FKVpM808/2019-02-01-10-22-09.png

- FW_GetMonitor( 1 ...

... settings are:
https://i.postimg.cc/Nfv7qFrK/2019-01-28-14-38-04.png
FW_VirtualScreen() :aRect - {0,-2560,1440,6400}

I tried this 'linear' setup with same behaviour:
https://i.postimg.cc/SKgSpgQg/2019-01-29-08-46-21.png
FW_VirtualScreen() :aRect - {0,0,1440,8960}

Cristobal

I adjusted the top / left values of < GETCURSORPOS() >
with a factor 1.25 -> 1920 x 1080 of 125 % zoom
linear with a factor 1.5 -> 1920 x 1080 of 150 % zoom
I tested all monitor areas with perfect results.
maybe we doen't need any complicted calculations and can work with a fixed factor ...

Romeo,

Technically, fonts sizes are defined using "points" which are a linear measurement so they should remain the same with different screen resolutions.

oFont:nHeight = height of the font in points (1 point is 1/72 of an inch)

DEFINE FONT oFont SIZE 0,-12 // defines a 12 point font

So, if you ...