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... Yes, it looks like the timestamp you provided is in milliseconds since the Unix epoch. To convert a Harbour date variable into a Unix timestamp expressed in milliseconds, you need to follow these steps: Get the date value from the Harbour date variable. Convert the date value to the Unix timestamp, ...

... to kindly ask assistance with date and time handling. specifically: is it possible to convert a harbour date variable into a "unix timestamp expressed in milliseconds" (hope this is the correct term)? I am working on a project where I need to pass arrival and departure dates to a url. ...

superscript characters of space or volume

Please give some examples and let us try now.
Any character can also be expressed in utf8. Then we can concatenate all utf8 characters

... not properly fit and causes printers to do a CRLF ) . For example, a page is 85 columns wide. Using a Font size of 10, with COURIER NEW, a number, expressed as STR( numbr, 10, 2 ), placed at column 65, should fit properly, but it does the CRLF. This has been occuring since the later releases in ...

... "1" is at 4.2 with respect to the left side of the receipt, and at 21.40 with respect to the top of the receipt the measurements are expressed in millimeters in the picture the horizontal distance between boxes is 5.45 and the vertical distance is 3.9 Any solution please ?

... depending on the progress or other variables. 2) PROMPT <cText> can also be a codeblock. All the codeblocks are evaluated with progress expressed as a fraction (0.0 to 1.0) as parameter. Examples of Usage: BARCOLOR { |n| ARGB( n, CLR_HBLUE ) }PROMPT { |n| TRANSFORM( ...

... font. (. DEFINE FONT oFcond NAME "Courier New" SIZE 0, -8 OF oPrn ) Thanks Please make sure that all of Row, Col, Width and Height are expressed in the same units (inches in this case). I doubt that probably nRow and nCsp are in pixels. Please see this test program: #include "fivewin.ch"function ...

The difference is this: Windows COLORREF constants, when expressed in hex are 0xBBGGRR If we have such a color string "BBGGRR" then nHex( cHex ) or HEXTONUM( cHex ) would convert the hex string to numeric value. Mostly in web and other platforms ...

... Integer in the DBF, which requires 4 bytes of storage. That is the reason why we see 4 as the field length. The maximum value is nearly 4 billion. Expressed in decimal notation its length is 10.

... ). It places an emphasis on ideas and creative exploration rather than the stability of products, and their use in the "real world." I expressed my concerns at the time ( directly to him by email which he did read, and to which he responded ), followed by specific reports to his assistant. ...

... a GDI+ Brush Object. This facility provides us unlimited possibilities for designing the buttons. Small note on ARGB: RGB is a 24 bit number. When expressed in Hex : "BBGGRR" ARGB is a 32 bit number. Expressed in Hex: "AARRGGBB" For quick usage FWH provides nARGB() function ...

Looking at the script, it doesn't make sense In your above posting you expressed a problem file editor which starts with the file in natural order, no index selected. It was happening toward the end of the database, but now when left clicking to select a record ...

I hope the areas of concern previously expressed are addressed with xBrowse. If not, these changes may simply increase the problems. I have some very very angry customers because of the column spacing problems in the current builds and had to ...

... to spend every time we open a recordset. Opening recordsets using an already opened connection object is a lot faster. I heard the concern expressed by some friends that if we keep a connection open all the time, disconnection with the server would crash the application. They think they ...

March 2013 ============ * Enhancement: function ReadComm() has been enhanced to use an optional timeout value expressed in milliseconds: ReadComm(<nComm>,@<cBuffer> [,<nTimeout>] ) http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?p=140480#p140480 * New: samples/xmlreader.prg ...