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D. > 2. Prolog also represents Trees in a very natural, intuitive way. My pim and some other tools are tree-based, and I want to build various utilities for analysis & conversion. > Would you be so kind to provide some examples about using trees ...

... 1. I'm updating a program that is specifically about Logic. Prolog is a natural for this. 2. Prolog also represents Trees in a very natural, intuitive way. My pim and some other tools are tree-based, and I want to build various utilities for analysis & conversion. 3. The main reason, ...

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Yes, the ORM idea is to manage databases as very simple and intuitive objects

... if he has to make reservations for the various hotels and associations such as the marine colonies Could someone help me create something intuitive and easy to use so I can save time? Thanks in advance

... Otto's work but I want to say that we have reached 2018 and fwh still do not have a powerful program to draw reports and labels in an easy and intuitive way and that can be integrated with their own applications Dear Massimo Linossi, please do not provoke me your actions in provoking my education ...

... work. At my early trade shows, people would look at my software and say "that's how I run my business". Even under DOS, it was an "intuitive interface". My concern today is that our young people are encouraged to create and dream, but they have no clue about the audience for ...

... client. The main objectives of this library are:  fully RFC-compliant implementation;  object-oriented and modular design;  very easy-to-use (intuitive design);  well documented code;  very high reliability;  maximum portability. 1.2 Features MIME features:  Full support for RFC-2822 and ...

... one of the arrow buttons (at the top of that display it will switch over so the full page display scrolls. That behavior is a bit odd and hardly intuitive. Is there any way to get it so it scrolls the full page display by default?

... MARQSTYLE_HIGHLCELL   3#define MARQSTYLE_HIGHLROWRC  4  For example, MARQSTYLE_SOLIDCELL with light gray lines provides a user with familiar and intuitive interface for inline edit, because it gives a familiar look of Excel. MARQSTYLE_HIGHLCELL also provides similar look with additional advantage ...

Dear mastintin, I believe that we are all wrong, FWH needs a simple report designer as fast report but in a more simple and intuitive. I thought were upon to create for each report (order type or simple list) a window with a ButtonBar. In this window must be shown the sheet (a4 / a3) ...

... ease of installing it and setting up a make. By contrast, installing Harbour and setting up a make for an app using Harbour doesn't look easy or intuitive. However, xBuildW seems to be getting a bit buggy (as suggested by the workarounds above), so maybe I'll have to go the Harbour route eventually. ...

What is the reason for wanting to do this? It doesn't seem intuitive to have two lines highlighted. How is the user going to know which is the "selected" row and which isn't? Can't you just use the selected row instead? I don't think users are ...

... and slow down the browse. If you use a timer delay then this may confuse the user. What is the reason for wanting to do this? It doesn't seem intuitive to have two lines highlighted. How is the user going to know which is the "selected" row and which isn't? Can't you just use the ...

... it and then commented it out, then there must have been some reason behind it. I think a better approach is to use allow the use of nil (much more intuitive for all of us). When we are working with some ole functions we need to be clear whether we mean NULL or DEFAULT when we specify a parameter. ...

... couse I know I may be missing situations that I may not taking into account). I think a better aproach is to use allow the use of nil (much more intuitive for all of us). See what xharbour does:            else if( hb_clsIsParent( pItem->item.asArray.value->uiClass, "VTWRAPPER" ...