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... * FWMariaConnection: - New method Record( cTable, [cWhere] ) --> Record Object using the new FWMariaRecord class (source\classes\mariarec.prg) derived from tDataRow class. This enables editing a single existing record or a new record and saving to a table without having to open RowSet object, ...

... for editing a single existing record and saving the modifications. oCn:Record(...) creates a FWMariaRecord class object. This class is derived from TDataRow class and can be used/edited and saved like any normal TDataRow object.

Some notes for information: FWH does not provide THaruPDF class. Instead we have FWPDF class derived from TPDF class. PDF internal font list: CourierCourier-BoldCourier-ObliqueCourier-BoldObliqueHelveticaHelvetica-BoldHelvetica-ObliqueHelvetica-BoldObliqueTimes-RomanTimes-BoldTimes-ItalicTimes-BoldItalicSymbolZapfDingbats  ...

>Using original printer class or derived class?
Using derived class as I don't want to rewrite the report.

>Using 'FILE cPdf" ?
Yes

Using original printer class or derived class?
Using 'FILE cPdf" ?

We can not comment on your derived class.
but

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PRINT oPrn FILE cPdf

does not ask for a file name again.

... If you inherit from TPrinter, you should know how to match with FWPDF class thoroughly If not, do not use harupdf My personal advice is not to use derived class. Finally, it is upto you.

... a method that is available to all Harbour classes. oObj:IsKindOf( "someclass" ) means the oObj is of class "someclass" or is derived from that class. What is has to do with "hardcode" ?

From Whatnew * TWindow Method SayText( cText, aRect, cAlign, oFont, nClrText, nClrBack, lBorder ) Applies to all derived classes like dialogs and controls To be used in o:bPainted. function FW_SayText( hDC or oWnd, cText, aRect, cAlign, oFont, nClrText, nClrBack, lBorder ) Can ...

... of all this, be aware that the llama models are released under a non-commercial license, so you are not meant to ever use them (or any models derived from them) in any commercial production setting

hi Tim Yes. A while back Antonio posted code that set it up, and it worked, but now it doesn't. My code was derived from that original post. i had the Problem with 64 Bit App while 32 Bit App show it so i compare *.RC with HMG and Xbase++ and found different Setting this seems ...

Yes. A while back Antonio posted code that set it up, and it worked, but now it doesn't.

My code was derived from that original post.

but nothing for Right Button of Mouse TControl is derived from TWindow. You need to search both TControl and TWindow classes. You can see from TWindow class METHOD RButtonDown( nRow, nCol, nKeyFlags ) CLASS TWindow   if ::bRClicked ...

... using ListView. For it to work with FWH Windows and dialogs, we have to derive the class from TControl. CLASS TGrid FROM TControl TControl is derived from TWinndow. So the new TGrid class already has all methods of TControl and TWindow. You need not spend your time in writing code from scratch ...

If you make a class as derived from TWindow class (or better TControl class)

We can use Parent method:

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oOurWnd:WinStyle( nNewStyle, lOnOff )
// .t. to add new style
// .f. to remove style, if already exists
 

This does everything that is needed.