... pFunction) (Outside Class): A method for binding functions, with a default function WV_SENDTOFWH(). Destroy() (Outside Class): A method for destroying the web view, managing the aWebViews array. WebView(cHtml, cTitle): A function to create, display, and destroy a web view with specific HTML ...
... CATCH END endif Either they undo this change, or they insert a new data in xBrowse to determine whether or not to clean the filter when destroying the xBrowse control. We are going to provide a classdata switch for this in FWH2001. For now, please comment this out in your copy of xbrowse. ...
... END endif Either they undo this change, or they insert a new data in xBrowse to determine whether or not to clean the filter when destroying the xBrowse control.
... Main function CheckRes() Return nil and check the file checkres.txt that is generated, to verify that it has no resources without destroying The code you propose may be good for you but it does not imply a generic solution that can be applied because that implies that all menus ...
... after having created the hits, and/or you set * as output file an existing hit file, the new strings will be merged into the * hit file without destroying the old existing translations. * * * * * * * * USING the I18N API IN YOUR PROGRAMS * ================================== * * I18N system is ...
... in my next post here. We are making the class a lot more safer in the next version. If I understand your new TD_Destroy method correctly, it is destroying the object whenever the Close() or End() method is called and this solves the problem. At least it appears to be in my testing. I shall be ...
... come across this bug using TDatabase or TData but I can see that it could be an issue. If I understand your new TD_Destroy method correctly, it is destroying the object whenever the Close() or End() method is called and this solves the problem. At least it appears to be in my testing. I will make ...
Marc I think I understand what you are doing .. and what is interesting about xBrowse .. is that you can oRs2:Close() the recordset ( without destroying oLbx2 ) and then re-open\create the oRs2 recordset again with a new query which will probably capture your new records .. as long as the same ...
There is absolutely no problem with creating a font once in a global variable like oApp:oFont and then destroying it at the end of the program. This should work perfectly. I think we all know the rules, but the issue is how do we ensure that our program strictly follows this ...
... by a derived class. We need to allot larger row height initially and create an RTF contol in the cell for every visible row. We need to keep destroying controls that go out of visibility and creating new controls for rows the come into the visible area, when the browse is scrolled. We also ...
... * Fix: printer.prg, tfoldex.prg,tmsgitem.prg, ttitle.prg These programs were prematurely releasing fonts, destroying fonts still under use by other windows. Fixed: method setfont() of printer.prg Fixed: methods new() and redefine() of tfoldex.prg. Earlier ...
... the clause "CUMULATIVE TOTAL" while definine the column, instead of just "TOTAL". * Fix: Class TGraph Method Destroy() was destroying twice the ::oFont. Now it is ok. Thanks to Angel Salom: http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?p=159474#p159474 * Enhancement: Class ...
... not have an End() method but it does have a Destroy() method so try calling oBrw:destroy() when closing the browse. I do see that this method is destroying all bitmaps in the aBitmaps array. This may help, however, I don't see that all the column objects are being destroyed (ended). I must be ...
... // building the oMenu oWnd:SetMenu(oMenu) oBar:End() BuildBar() If the above works then it would mean that destroying a menu previously to create a new one could be related to get lower handles. I think the problem could be related to numbers too high that ...