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How to keep a appl. on top of the dlg on resize ? (solved)

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i got 2 Solution
1.) GetModuleFileName( GetInstance() )
2.) GetAppName()
where 2nd point to 1St

All, I just purchased a renew and received my copy of FiveWin 20.02 for Harbour. I am using Borland C++ 7.0. I tried using my mak file and got errors, I modified it based on build.bat and got errors. I replaced it with build.bat and got the following: Borland Resource Compiler Version 5.40 Copyright...

... therefore the user_check procedure must return a true or false logical variable of the type function test() local oDlt, lCont cDbfPath:=cFilePath(GetModuleFileName( GetInstance() )) + "2013\dbf\" cExePath:= cFilePath(GetModuleFileName( GetInstance() )) * SET DEFAULT TO &cDbfPath ...

... <b> ) ( <a> .LT. <b> ) Uso: if ( "FWH" .GT. "abc" ); <dosomething>; endif * Mejoras: Las funciones GetModuleFileName() y ShellExecute() ahora son Unicode compatibles, si FW_SetUnicode() está puesto a .T. * Nueva traducción: xtrim( <u> ) devuelve ...

... <b> ) ( <a> .LT. <b> ) Usage: if ( "FWH" .GT. "abc" ); <dosomething>; endif * Enhancements: functions GetModuleFileName() and ShellExecute() are now Unicode compatible, if FW_SetUnicode() is set to .T. * New translate: xtrim( <u> ) returns trim ...

GetModuleFileName() and ShellExecute() are made Unicode compatible in the upcoming version of FWH to be released at any time.

GetModuleFileName() is not Unicode compatible. Please do not use it. Instead, use ExeName() or HB_ARGV(0).

cFilePath()、GetModulefileName() ?

I will test point by point and answer one by one. b. GetModulefileName/cFilePath.... ExeName: #include "fivewin.ch"REQUEST HB_CODEPAGE_UTF8function Main()   HB_CDPSELECT( "UTF8" )   FW_SetUnicode( .t. )? ...

1. filename change from english to uft8, ex: 'abc.exe to ' 中文龍咙.exe'
2. directory is utf8 name, ex: 'c:\temp\中文龍咙\'

a. read/write .ini, GetPvProfString/WritePProfString....
b. GetModulefileName/cFilePath....

/ ??? Para que sirve, Silvio?
cIniFile := cFilePath( GetModuleFileName( GetInstance() ) ) + "tabledb.ini"

for save the state and other things

... on record (dbf) only bitmaps\servizi\pattino.png I saw also filename.prg and not found a solution Function test() Local cIniFile := cFilePath( GetModuleFileName( GetInstance() ) ) + "Test.ini" Local cExePath := cFilePath( GetModuleFileName( GetInstance() ) ) Local cSerPath := GetIni( ...

Try this ( NO border ) c_path := cFilePath(GetModuleFileName( GetInstance() ) ) c_path1 := c_Path + "IMAGES\" FUNCTION DRAWIMAGE( oWnd ) LOCAL oGraphics1 := Graphics():New( oWnd:hDC ) LOCAL oGraphics2 := Graphics():New( oWnd:hDC ) LOCAL ...

Nages, on Method New I add these lines local cInifile := TakeOffExt( GetModuleFileName( GetInstance() ) ) + ".ini" ::cDbfPath := GetIni( cIniFile, "Config", "DbfPath") this is the Main.ini [Config]YearPath=2013PdfPath=.\2013\Pdf\DbfPath=.\2013\Data\ZipPath=.\2013\Zip\DocPath=.\2013\Doc\XLsPath=.\2013\Xls\ImgPath=.\images\TempImg=.\temp\ ...

... = NIL       endif    RETURN nil  line 495 oData:Cargo = {=>} this afternoon I add a new data to samplePlan class DATA cDbfPath init cFilePath(GetModuleFileName( GetInstance() )) + "Data\" // just for testing Now it seem run ok https://i.postimg.cc/tgX2N09q/right.png ...