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... TButton, TButtonBmp. This border indicates to the user which button has focus currently. You can avoid painting this border, by specifying the clauses "FLAT" along with "NOBORDER". In this case no FocusRect is drawn around the button in focus as a result, the user does not ...

... TButton, TButtonBmp. This border indicates to the user which button has focus currently. You can avoid painting this border, by specifying the clauses "FLAT" along with "NOBORDER". In this case no FocusRect is drawn around the button in focus as a result, the user does not ...

... color of the group. <oFont> A reference to the font object used for the Group control. <nId> The resource identifier for this control. CLAUSES PIXEL To specify pixel corrdinates. DESIGN To drag around the control using the mouse. TRANSPARENT To make the Group transparent.

... 70 ON CHANGE { || oDlg:Update() }  In Unicode Gets picture clause "@!" works. Please do not use any other picture clauses. We can also use the clauses CASE "UPPER"CASE "LOWER"CASE "PROPER" VARCHAR <nMaxChars>// orVARCHAR { ...

... 2. In that case , even with 2307, xbrowse must be displaying '999999' in the WRKDAT column on ARM machine. Right? In our software, the picture clauses are built by database.prg and then used by xbrowse. We need to find out why database.prg is working differently on different machines. Again, ...

... "999,999,999.99" Our recommendation is NOT to write any code, which is not essential. In other words, do not specify picture clauses at all in xbrowse. Keep this one line of code at the beginning of the Application FWNumFormat( "E", .t. ) // European format ...

hi,

nageswaragunupudi wrote:For editing array of values with known Field Structure, please try something like this:

All picture clauses are taken care of

ok thx for the Tip

...  oArrData := TArrayData():New( { aVals }, aStruct )   oArrData:Edit()return nil  All picture clauses are taken care of

... i say i use a Array which is from "Result-Set" (not ADO) of SQL Query i don´t "see" DATEFORMAT in CLASS TDataRow Note: Picture clauses for Dates in (x)Harbour PICTURE "@D" // Use dateformat set. (default American, i.e., 'mm/dd/yy' ) PICTURE "@E" // Force ...

... ii, cNewPic ) Use oRec:FieldPic( ii, "@D" ) TDataRow() automatically sets correct dateformt to Dates also Note: Picture clauses for Dates in (x)Harbour PICTURE "@D" // Use dateformat set. (default American, i.e., 'mm/dd/yy' ) PICTURE "@E" // Force ...

In RDBMSs other than DBFs, indexes are not used for Navigation or for Seeks. The purpose of indexes is only to optimize where clauses for queries. Intelligent planning of indexes is an essential part of database design to optimize queries in OLAP (Online Analytical processing). For the ...

... This is all that is enough. The image can be bmp,png,jpg or any other image type It can be a file or resource. You try both STRETCH and RESIZE clauses separately and decide what you prefer. I personally prefer RESIZE and recommend instead of STRETCH. The entire window is covered by the brush ...

... This is all that is enough. The image can be bmp,png,jpg or any other image type It can be a file or resource. You try both STRETCH and RESIZE clauses separately and decide what you prefer. I personally prefer RESIZE and recommend instead of STRETCH. The entire window is covered by the brush ...

... can I change background color (ClrPane) of POPMENU? I try COLORMENU COLORSELECT but it doesn't change. Thanks in advance, To be able to use those clauses, you have to define the 2013 style or simply use the COLORS clause MENU oMnu COLORS .....    MENU oPopup POPUP 2013 FONT oFontX NOBORDER ...

Mr. Rao,

After setting :cDataType := "N" for the picture clauses of cells and footers everything showed up correct.
My problem was the the array was empty at the beginning of xBrowse. So the browse didn't know whether there are numeric values or not.

Regards,
Detlef