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... resources are consumed, which causes two things: the app fails, or the server also closes the connection, not counting the additional charge for maintaining a permanent connection. In the case in question it is a local server, in the worst case I will have to change the entire source code and ...

... instructions or intentions. FiveWin and Harbour: Tools like FiveWin, which enhance and modernize Harbour's capabilities, are crucial for maintaining the relevance and applicability of languages like it in today's tech landscape. Cyclical Trends: In software development, there are often ...

hi,

nageswaragunupudi wrote:There are built-in functions in (x)Harbour already for many years.
I see no point in writing and maintaining our own code.

sorry i´m still a Newbie and do not know what Fivewin already have or can do

so i often use my old Xbase++ CODE which also work under harbour

... guessed correctly by the function. 2) Sec2HMS: There are built-in functions in (x)Harbour already for many years. I see no point in writing and maintaining our own code. We can use: SecToTime( nSecs, [lMilliSecs = .f.] ) --> "hh:mm:ss[.ddd]"

... is to keep it simple. More data input, revisions,.... are a lot of work and they hardly bring any money for the professionals in the forum here. Maintaining help files... You also know )) I would go for a easy way like you proposed. Select a item that you would like help for and if not exist, ...

... where the instructor can see what the student flying the simulator is doing, even over internet, whether he is performing maneuvers correctly, maintaining speeds, altitudes, etc. For example, take a look at this commercial application; something similar can be done in Fivewin using the connection ...

... So you would need to have an http server capable of receiving posts. After writing this whole project with Java, I decided I did not want to keep maintaining Java code. So I rewrote the whole thing with harbour and for the http server I was able to have it work with pure mod_harbor under Apache. ...

... built with the latest Visual Studio 2022. I assume the following: 1). Microsoft no longer supports Windows 7, and they are not interested in maintaining backward compatiblility in future versions of Windows. 2). All programs will run fine in Windows 10 & 11, and probably even 8. 3). I ...

... the matter is already more complex than a simple table. I mean, I have a minimal application here, a simple list of links. So far, I have been maintaining the database with the DBU. Yesterday I quickly expanded the program and built in a simple CRUD. Even though it's straightforward, it's a ...

Hello friends,

Maintaining a DBF-powered web page is very comfortable. You can use your usual tools. Here, for example, the dbf editor from Enrico.

Best regards,
Otto

... we also explained above, copying bitmap to clipboard is resulting in an apparent resource leakage but there is no real leakage. The bug is only in maintaining the internal count of resources by FWH. This is fixed in 2102. Anyway, I shall be glad if you let me see your latest program (by email). ...

... we also explained above, copying bitmap to clipboard is resulting in an apparent resource leakage but there is no real leakage. The bug is only in maintaining the internal count of resources by FWH. This is fixed in 2102. Anyway, I shall be glad if you let me see your latest program (by email).

... the whole thing using Java because ADS has a driver to connect to my dbfs and adts. But I grew frustrated with Java and all its dependencies. Maintaining a fine running Java environment is too much work. That's the reason I re-wrote the client with Harbour using hbcurl and with Mod_harbour ...

... So you would need to have an http server capable of receiving posts. After writing this whole project with Java, I decided I did not want to keep maintaining Java code. So I rewrote the whole thing with harbour and for the http server I was able to have it work with pure mod_harbor under Apache. ...

... please confirm that when a filter is set, OrdKeyCount() returns the count of filtered records only? In the post you referred, Mr. Kokoo suggested maintaining an array of RecNo()s outside the xbrowse. This works well but the programmer has to do an extra work of creating the array at the beginning ...