Hello Rick, You show how differently users can evaluate the integration of software and operating systems. Some users might share your concerns, while others might appreciate the convenience and efficiency of Microsoft solutions. I don't know any ...
... xharbour and not finding where the error is. Enrico, thank you very much for your interest. I'll try to create a self-contained example so you can evaluate it.
... "REDEFINE" ... is there a Readme for "Dummy" ? --- bOwnerDraw -> Combobox bDrawItem -> Listbox / Combobox (CodeBlock to evaluate to select a ownerdraw bitmap to paint) METHOD DrawItem( nIdCtl, nPStruct ) CLASS TComboBox ... uVal := LbxDrawItem( nPStruct, ...
... keyword to add an extra serving to her plate. After dinner, the family gathered around the tree to exchange gifts. Mary used the AEVAL keyword to evaluate each gift and express her gratitude. She then used the DBCOMMIT keyword to save her appreciation in her heart and the DBUSEAREA keyword to ...
Debug is a very handy tool to have .. you can debug also and trap values at runtime with Msginfo() .. you can easily evaluate memory variables, module tracing, etc ....
... nil endif if ::bSetUp != nil Eval( ::bSetUp, Self, ::oWnd ) endif ACTIVATE WINDOW ::oWnd MAXIMIZED ; Codeblock ::bSetup is evaluate before ACTIVATE WINDOW ::oWnd MAXIMIZED, then, ::oWnd does not yet have the dimensions of the window when it is maximized Then, at moment, ...
... an invalid picture format and is ignored. Difference between 1709 and recent versions including 2203. Many users complained that bChange was being evaluated, even when there was no change in the date and insisted that bChange should be evaluated only if there is any change in the date. We modified ...
Hello Marc, testing Checkbox I noticed that on Change is not evaluated when you create the checkbox. You have to evaluate from ON INIT of the ACTIVATE WINDOW. Best regards, Otto // A simple test with a checkbox#include "FiveWin.ch"static oWnd//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//function ...
... here EndCase .... .... Since there is no direct pointer to a Printer .. where is oPrinter getting its values ... In the attached program .. I evaluate oPrinter to get the Horizontal and vertical values : nRowStep := oPrint:nVertRes() / 55 // pixel per line = 57.65 @ 55 nColStep := oPrint:nHorzRes() ...
Mr. Antonino This is the source code of the function in imgtxtio.prg: function ContrastClr( nClr ) local nLuma if HB_ISNUMERIC( nClr ) .and. nClr >= 0 .and. nClr <= 0x00ffffff nLuma := ( 0.299 * nRGBRed( nClr ) + 0.587 * nRGBGreen( nClr ) + 0.114 * ...
Without doing any of these calculations yourself, you can get the contrast color by calling the FWH builtin function: ContrastClr( nYourColor ) // ---> CLR_WHITE or CLR_BLACK Note: Logic is the same. But there is already a ready-made function. Just curiosity, which version of FWH has th...