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... Windows, and databases, in Harbour/FWH Here is the problem I am referencing. Essentially, the response assumes Harbour/FWH is inferior because it compares current programming "languages" with Clipper, a DOS compiler. Because it doesn't have the accurate information in its data, it gives ...

Please run this program as it is: ... Yes all compares are 'exactly equal', so that we can assume, that the clipboard runs well under UTF-8 :D From now onwards, please use the above two functions. I noticed a small bug in TClipboard class and do ...

nageswaragunupudi wrote:Please run this program as it is:
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Yes all compares are 'exactly equal', so that we can assume, that the clipboard runs well under UTF-8

... it also copies the original data to a second buffer. Then when the user2 selects to save the data, first the program reads the record again and compares it to the original data in the second buffer. If a change has been made to the record, then the program notifies user2 that the data has been ...

Hi Mr. Rao, I try to write Alter_Table function according to my knowledge. This function compares cTableName's structure and given new structure and it decided to which colspec is added, changed or deleted. There is not problem adding or deleting for aColSpec. But When ...

Hi Mr. Rao, I try to write Alter_Table function according to my knowledge. This function compares cTableName's structure and given new structure and it decided to which colspec is added, changed or deleted. There is not problem adding or deleting for aColSpec. But When ...

... lAll is set to .T., all matches are returned as Array. In case of cReplace, all occurances are replaced by cReplace. - New function FW_STRICMP(): Compares the two strings ignoring the case. Respect SET EXACT off/on setting, subject to override Usage1: FW_StrICmp( cStr1, cStr2, [lExact] ) --> ...

... lAll is set to .T., all matches are returned as Array. In case of cReplace, all occurances are replaced by cReplace. - New function FW_STRICMP(): Compares the two strings ignoring the case. Respect SET EXACT off/on setting, subject to override Usage1: FW_StrICmp( cStr1, cStr2, [lExact] ) --> ...

... converted some large sections of code successfully. Why don't you try converting the same section of code without objects and see how that effort compares? >Of course I tried to convert some programs but I left pieces still not working as for example the designer of the beach (spiaggia.dbf) ...

... converted some large sections of code successfully. Why don't you try converting the same section of code without objects and see how that effort compares? >Of course I tried to convert some programs but I left pieces still not working as for example the designer of the beach (spiaggia.dbf) ...

I stumbled upon dbFree when I was researching the issue. Wonder how it compares to other approaches

... librarries, but also provide for the very high end neeeds of Corporate programmers heavily relying on server-side scripting. This sample program compares FWH Mariadb, Dolphin and ADO. Anyone having FWH 16.08 or later can compare all three libraries. #include "fivewin.ch"function Main()  ...

I guess that switch implementation mimics language C implementation and just compares one single byte

... AScan() traverses the array <aArray> for the value specified with <xbSearch>. If <xbSearch> is not a code block, AScan() compares the values of each array element for being equal with the searched value. If this comparison yields .T. (true), the function stops searching ...

... practices like server-side scripting and even providing some features that are not possible with ADO and others. Test program: This sample compares the three main choices, ADO, FWH libs and Dolphin in this regard. maria14.prg #include "fivewin.ch"static oCn, oAdo, oServerstatic ...