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... ) // .frx:SetViewer( "D:\FastReportNet\FastReport.Community\Viewer.exe" )     // .fpx...  I was of the assumption that FastReport.NET also works in the same way as FastReport for Harbour ie with one single DLL file. Of course, the .NET Framework dependency ...

... And, most importantly, the problem DOES EXIST WITH SAYTEXT( ) which is what I am using after Nages suggested it. But why argue? Based on his assumption of usage, he was not interested in changing this. // Prints FAIL as white on red       oPrn:SayText( nRow, 2 * nCsp, "FAIL",6*nCsp,nRsp, ...

... of the METHOD Say() but NOT the METHOD SayText(). Seems you made the comment without actually testing SayText(). Seems that's a rather unfair assumption since I DID adopt the SayText() method as YOU suggested ... and that is how it is performing ... // Prints FAIL as white on red     ...

... And, most importantly, the problem DOES EXIST WITH SAYTEXT( ) which is what I am using after Nages suggested it. But why argue? Based on his assumption of usage, he was not interested in changing this. // Prints FAIL as white on red       oPrn:SayText( nRow, 2 * nCsp, "FAIL",6*nCsp,nRsp, ...

No those files do not exist. However, at this time I'm working on the assumption that the xHB build of my program was corrupted before, or at, distribution. A rebuild of the program ( 100% ) seems to be OK at this time.

Tim

... I suppose for most of you it is common practice to look into classes and find the function, annalyse it and use it that way. I'm I correct in this assumption ? Doing that, I see inside the function that it also accepts a array. I suppose this array can be filled with the field, but also with the ...

... 5 )  ) } } This assumes that bClrStd will never be evaluated when the Array is empty. This is not a very safe assumption. It is better to code this in a safe manner like this oBrw:bClrStd   := { || { CLR_BLACK, If( oBrw:nLen > 0 .and. oBrw:aRow[6] ...

... in this case, there is no processing by Harbour, unless maybe it is generic. Do you know for a fact that this is happening or are you making an assumption? This is from xHarbour hbwinole.c:      case HB_IT_DATE:         if( pItem->item.asDate.value ...

... in this case, there is no processing by Harbour, unless maybe it is generic. Do you know for a fact that this is happening or are you making an assumption?

I see. We can improve on this. One important note. When we enter dStart and dEnd, the assumption in the program is that the guest will stay for the night on dEnd also. If you mean that the guest will check out on dEnd, then we need to change the filter condition slightly. ...

... tablet. My plan is quite simple. I would write an application for your same client ( actually started this project last year ... so this is not an assumption ). The "server" and primary workstation is a notebook computer. The cost would be under $ 500 if price is a concern, though the ...

... but it keeps consuming more and more memory until it finally freezes. This points to a problem with xbrowse when showing images on a cell. Is my assumption wrong? Reinaldo. For every cell, it it is an image ( as in the above case ), the bitmap handle is created, painted and then destroyed immediately. ...

... but it keeps consuming more and more memory until it finally freezes. This points to a problem with xbrowse when showing images on a cell. Is my assumption wrong? Reinaldo.

... to hear from you. Interface design is (was???) always one of my favorite topics as well (as long as a piece of software LOOKS good then I make the assumption that it's a good piece of software)!!! LOL!!! In hindsight (and after reading your much appreciated greeting after all of these years) I ...