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Mr. Karinha Mira se ayuda: Your example is longer but the same as my original sample as far as vertical oriented text is concerned, You are missing the real point. If you execute the program on a computer where MSWord is installed, you can not see the vertical text in the ...

Mr. Karinha Mira se ayuda: Your example is longer but the same as my original sample as far as vertical oriented text is concerned, You are missing the real point. If you execute the program on a computer where MSWord is installed, you can not see the vertical text in the PDF. ...

... can be edited independently. Consistency: Ensures consistent use of the date input component throughout the project. Similarities with Object-Oriented Programming The approach shares similarities with object-oriented programming (OOP), especially regarding modularity and encapsulation. However, ...

... does not run well on a single core, which may be a limitation of its design or the underlying system architecture. You noted that using object-oriented programming (OOP) syntax may make it easier to migrate to a different backend or database engine.

hi, thx for Answer My friend Manu Exposito, creator of the MariaDB, SQLite, etc. HDO access library, among other libs, has created a mini object-oriented library to access Postgre. If you want to try it, it's free, it's in [url] https://forum.modharbour.app/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=526 [/url] ...

... as PgDBE Hi jimmy My friend Manu Exposito, creator of the MariaDB, SQLite, etc. HDO access library, among other libs, has created a mini object-oriented library to access Postgre. If you want to try it, it's free, it's in [url] https://forum.modharbour.app/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=526 [/url] ...

... form is still online. It was my intention to convert to SQL and FWH has ample assistance, and samples, for doing this. My whole program is object oriented and perhaps once I start working with it, I will have success and move quickly through the process. I did use the FWH functions to actually ...

... form is still online. It was my intention to convert to SQL and FWH has ample assistance, and samples, for doing this. My whole program is object oriented and perhaps once I start working with it, I will have success and move quickly through the process. I did use the FWH functions to actually ...

... 64 bit are both supported and is perfectly integrated into FiveWin .. the only difference is that you have to think of ADO in terms of an Objected oriented class and methods. Rao has simplified much of the ADO syntax with many FiveWin wrappers .. Look in the \source\functions\adofuncs.prg .. I ...

... your programs his way and I write mine. Thank you for the information. It appears you are missing out on all the advantages of the newer object oriented programming style (OOP). Enrico uses OOP, and variables are not the issue they were in Clipper. I write almost exclusively in OOP, and the ...

... there is a ( conversion - dbf/cdx or advantage server ) magic pill ... I have been using ADO for about 15 years and I found it to be nicely Object Oriented with every method you need to manipulate just about any Sql Database ( ms access, ms Sql Server, Oracle ... etc ) Rao has created a set of ...

... and others. Source codes currently use 80% SQL and we shouldn't underestimate the standard commands. For this mix I created tAds, to work object-oriented. Tables or scripts in sql are all object-classified. I also worry about the Ads updates that are not happening. But if I look at Ads features ...

Dear Otto,

* TIP Class oriented Internet protocol library (HTTP)
*
* Copyright 2003 Giancarlo Niccolai <gian@niccolai.ws>

hbtipssl.lib is the ssl support version for hbtip.lib

... code. So for instance this syntax: msgInfo( oCustomers:phone ) Would work with either database class. This is one of the great features of object oriented programming.

Rick,

Since you seem to be new to using OOP, may I recommend by two articles on OOP. They are somewhat dated since I wrote them 10 years ago, but still helpful to someone just getting started with OOP.

Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming Part 1 & Part 2

James