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... to use a particular xbrowse and have some particular buttons at my foot, this in all the dialogs and I was wondering if I could create an already defined xbrowse without having to copy the same lines every time for each procedure. Furthermore, in the xbrowse columns I need to set many (default) ...

... +;            ",Ayuda"DEFINE RIBBONBAR oRibbon WINDOW oWindow PROMPT cTxt HEIGHT 120 TOPMARGIN 25  Me tira el ERROR NON DEFINED DIALOGS Alguna sugerencia?

... control gradient is not visible and take the color of the dialog Dear Silvio This is not a bug. This is the expected behavior. When a dialog is defined to be TRANSPARENT, controls are painted transparently over the dialog. That means, the background color/gradient/brush of the control are ignored ...

... control gradient is not visible and take the color of the dialog Dear Silvio This is not a bug. This is the expected behavior. When a dialog is defined to be TRANSPARENT, controls are painted transparently over the dialog. That means, the background color/gradient/brush of the control are ignored ...

Hello Otto, Thank you for your message. That is exactly my problem. In my resource builder, the field is defined with right alignment. But in my application, the right alignment is ignored. And I don't know why. Which resource builder are you using? Good morning Driessen. Have ...

driessen wrote:In my resource builder, the field is defined with right alignment. But in my application, the right alignment is ignored. And I don't know why.

Have you tried my sample? Is it working for you?

Hello Otto,

Thank you for your message.

That is exactly my problem. In my resource builder, the field is defined with right alignment. But in my application, the right alignment is ignored. And I don't know why.

Which resource builder are you using?

... SAY PROMPT PAR->STOMSHAYS ID 500 OF ParDlg PICTURE "@X" but I want it to be aligned to the right. In my resources this field is defined as right text, but my text is shown aligned to the left. How can I align the text in the SAY command to the right? Thank you.

... appearance of table headers. This class is applied to the <thead> element of the table to give it a unique look. The .custom-thead class is defined as follows: .custom-thead { background-color: #007bff; /* Blue */ color: white; } This definition causes the background of the table head to ...

#if defined( HB_OS_WIN ) && ! defined( __GNUC__ ) typedef __int64 HB_LONGLONG; typedef unsigned __int64 HB_ULONGLONG; #else typedef signed long long HB_LONGLONG; typedef unsigned long long HB_ULONGLONG; #endif Prueba ...

... 2>C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\Include\10.0.19041.0\um\winbase.h(9531,5): warning C5105: Die Makroerweiterung, die "defined" erzeugt, weist ein nicht definiertes Verhalten auf. 2>(Quelldatei „ggml.c“ wird kompiliert) 3>build_info.vcxproj -> F:\llama.cpp\common\build_info.dir\Release\build_info.lib ...

... ( cLibName, [ nRetType ] , cFuncName, FuncArg1, ..., FuncArgN ) ---> xRetValue nRetType: value type returned by the function (constants defined in hbdyn.ch) - HB_DYN_CTYPE_DEFAULT - HB_DYN_CTYPE_CHAR - HB_DYN_CTYPE_CHAR_UNSIGNED - HB_DYN_CTYPE_CHAR_PTR - HB_DYN_CTYPE_CHAR_UNSIGNED_PTR ...

... does not execute. That's why there are 6 elements in the array. I think the color change occurs when the content becomes larger than the space defined for the column. /*------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sample -------------------------------------------------------------------------------*/#include ...

... size and properties of these elements are set up to form a user interface for displaying and editing data. 2. Data Preparation An array aData is defined and filled with preliminary data to be displayed in the GUI. This data might include company names, addresses, invoice numbers, and similar ...

Hi Mr. Rao, Antonio, I think I spoke too soon. Even though I defined FW_Unicode(.f.) at the beginning of my application, when I press "Ğ" in the GET field, it looks correct, but the unicode comes to the variable as CHR(196)+CHR(158). This doesn't ...