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... UTF8 because it is popular and used across the Web and also because many database servers support this encoding and (2) UTF16LE because Windows OS internally deals with all strings in this format only.

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WITH OBJECT oLbx:Costo
:nEditType := EDIT_GET
END
 

Please remove bPostEdit
Xbrowse internally prepares a better bPostEdit codeblock by default.

... directly using TDataRow is because you do not need to deal with it explicitly. XBrowse and classes like RowSet, TRecSet, TDatabase. etc implicity internally use this class to provide Edit()

... specifying the structure of a table using a structure like DBSTRUCT(). FWH creates the required SQL for creating the table using the structure internally and creates the table. Using FWH functions for creating tables has the benefit of portability across different RDBMSs

... far as (x)Harbour is concerned, we need to decide whether to open VIA "DBFNTX" or "DBFCDX". In our functions we use this logic internally, when we open DBF internally: if File( cFileSetExt( cDbf, "fpt" ) ) .or. File( cFileSetExt( cDbf, "cdx" ...

... between MySQL upto version 5 and version 8 and MariaDB. FWH' own library knows if the server is MySql, its version and if it is MariaDB. Internally FWH library takes into account takes into account these differences and behaves appropriately. If you are a serious user of MySQL or MariaDB ...

... relative to the use of them with Win 10 or 11. So, I would like to know the current advice on including a .manifest file, should it be linked internally, and what should it consist of. A search of this forum seems to not provide a discussion of when, where, how to use them ... except some ...

... relative to the use of them with Win 10 or 11. So, I would like to know the current advice on including a .manifest file, should it be linked internally, and what should it consist of. A search of this forum seems to not provide a discussion of when, where, how to use them ... except some ...

... Pix2Units( ... ) But for using many methods, we need not do any calculations ourselves. Just mention the Units as parameter. Printer class will internally does all calculations and print. Eg: Line( nTop, nLeft, nBottom, nRight, oPen, cUnits ) METHOD Box( nRow, nCol, nBottom, nRight, anoPen, ...

bSeek is automatically generated by XBrowse internally, depending on the type of database (i.e., array,dbf,tdbf,ado, etc.)
Better not to attempt preparing our own bSeek.

... HDR_CLI field is a NULL field type, some records has a null value, some records has a number value. That is the reason, we used Empty() XBrowse internally translates the expression "IF(EMPTY(HDR_CLI),HDR_TOT,0.00)" into a codeblock like this and assigns to oCol:bEditValue :bEditValue ...

... binary data passed from an ActiveX control or automation object as an array of VT_UI1 type data to a Visual FoxPro character string. Visual FoxPro internally marks this character string as binary data passed from an ActiveX control or automation object. When the character string is passed back ...

... readonly. They can not be used to assign values. That is the reason We (FWH Team) recommends use of COLUMNS clause. In that case, xbrowse itself internally generate the correct codeblocks. Please implement our recommendation (this is official recommendation of FWH) using COLUMNS clause as shown ...

... For example oDbf:MapCol( "END", "ENDX" )? oDbf:EndXoDbf:EndX := <val>  You can safely use oDbf:Endx and it is internally mapped to the field "END" You can use any name you like. Note: Please change the caption "Error in database.prg". There ...

... For example oDbf:MapCol( "END", "ENDX" )? oDbf:EndXoDbf:EndX := <val>  You can safely use oDbf:Endx and it is internally mapped to the field "END" You can use any name you like. Note: Please change the caption "Error in database.prg". There ...