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... Positions:

Laptop Computer – 1 unit, €1273, 20% VAT Return of book “Advanced Computing” – -1 unit, €3.96, 10% VAT Book “Computing for Dummies” – 2 units, €2.48, 10% VAT Return of IBM 5150 Desktop – -1 unit, €25, 0% VAT Network cables – 250 units, €0.75, 20% VAT
If specific accounts are missing, a ...

... Return Value: NUMERIC - Always returns 1.

Usage Example:

oBrw:EraseBkGnd()
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Use code with caution.
Harbour

10. cGenPrg( lDlgUnits )

Description: Generates a code snippet (PRG code) to recreate the browse control with its current settings.

Parameters:

lDlgUnits: LOGICAL ...

... text with the current value of the variable.
- **Parameters:**
- `lErase`: Whether to erase the background before refreshing.

5. **`cGenPRG( lDlgUnits )`**
- **Description:** Generates the source code (PRG) representation of the button, which can be used to recreate the button programmatically ...

... keys (e.g., arrow keys).
- **Parameters:**
- `nKey`: The key code.
- `nFlags`: Additional flags.
- **Returns:** `nil`.

16. **`cGenPRG( lDlgUnits )`**
- **Description:** Generates the PRG code for creating the button.
- **Parameters:** `lDlgUnits`: A flag indicating whether to use dialog ...

... button bar to the top of the window.

17. **`cGenPRG()`**:
- **Description**: Generates PRG code for the button bar.
- **Parameters**:
- `lDlgUnits`: Dialog units flag.

18. **`GetBtnTop()`**:
- **Description**: Gets the top position of a button.
- **Parameters**:
- `lNewGroup`: New group ...

... Windows XP service pack 5, half open connections limit was anything about 67 millions, and from service pack 5 limit was reduced to 8, only 8 units.
When close connection, windows move connection to halfopen for a limited time, before really to close it.
connection open/close/open/close/open ...

... information at my fingertips.

But not only that, with HARBOURINO, I can cut the source code into pieces like with scissors, creating small logical units that are clear and maintainable.
The advantage is that I don't need to pass variables, and once HARBOURINO patches the pieces back together, I ...

... seem to handle the step changes correctly. Let’s refine it.
Given the pattern in your data, it looks like nInitialBet increases by 0.50 for every 4 units increase in nFixedProfit or nFixedUse after the initial value of 10. Here’s a more generalized formula:
nInitialBet=1.50+⌊4nFixedProfit−10​⌋×0.50 ...

I have to connect 10-20 units of IP Camera via Lan cable distance 20-50m. So, I cannot use webcam for this application, Did anyone have the sample code for connect to IP Camera via RTSP or TCP/IP Protocal ?

... and education required, saving costs.

Simplified Variable and Parameter Management :Less Variable Passing: By dividing the code into logical units, the need to pass variables and parameters back and forth is often eliminated, making the code clearer and easier to maintain.

Best regards,
Otto

... and nYoffset in the comment, but not directly in the code.

// Set the X and Y offsets for printing
oPrn:nXoffset := 10; // Set X offset to 10 units
oPrn:nYoffset := 20; // Set Y offset to 20 units

// Now, when you print something, it will start from the offset position

These methods use ...

... and nYoffset in the comment, but not directly in the code.

// Set the X and Y offsets for printing
oPrn:nXoffset := 10; // Set X offset to 10 units
oPrn:nYoffset := 20; // Set Y offset to 20 units

// Now, when you print something, it will start from the offset position

These methods use ...

... my manual.

My tool - preproPatcher - AKA Harbourino - is very suitable for collaboration with AI. I have organized my code according to logical units and can then simply send these blocks to the AI and have it edited.

I am particularly surprised by the rapid progress in the responses and the ...

... duration in minutes
LOCAL nDurationInMinutes := nEndMinutes - nStartMinutes

// Determine the number of 15-minute intervals
LOCAL nQuarterHourUnits := INT(nDurationInMinutes / 15)

? "Duration: " + STR(nQuarterHourUnits) + " quarter-hour units"

RETURN
Note that the Harbour/Clipper syntax is a ...