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... = Nothing Dim s2 As String = s.Replace(" ", Nothing) For i As Integer = 0 To s2.Length - 1 Step 2 result += Convert.ToChar(Integer.Parse(s2.Substring(i, 2), System.Globalization.NumberStyles.HexNumber)) Next Return result End Function // c++ int calcularLRC(unsigned char *pi_sTrama, ...

... + cApi + ' -d ' + CHR(34) + cJsonPayload + CHR(34) + ' > clogrooms.txt'  Your request doesn't appear to be valid JSON: Parse error on line 1: tags: { name: tag1, ^ Expected one of: 'STRING', 'NUMBER', 'NULL', 'TRUE', 'FALSE', '{', '['

... functions in Harbour to load the Excel file. You may choose to use libraries like XLSXREAD or Office Automation Libraries to read Excel files. 2. Parse the Excel data: Extract the data from the Excel file, specifically from the worksheet that contains the addresses. You can iterate over the rows ...

... You can retrieve the entire webpage using the onboard Fivewin function: cData := WebPageContents(cUrl) Best regards, Otto After this, we need to parse the webpage code and extract the image-links. Possible, but we need to write the code for it now.

... manage any response. Keep in mind that the Json response will be different depending on what model you are using. For my current use, which is to parse response for ICD10 codes, here is what I'm doing: CLASS TCodeICD10sWOpenAI FROM TOpenAI   METHOD GetICD10sFromResponse()END CLASS //#DEFINE ...

... NetHttpReq() function to make an HTTP request to the Banca d'Italia REST API and then use Harbour/Clipper's JSON parsing functions to parse the request response and retrieve rate data of exchange. Here is an example of a function in Harbour/Clipper that uses NetHttpReq() to make an ...

... )           MsgInfo( oAI:Response )       ENDIF   Response in this case will be aJSon structure with ICD10 codes and descriptions. I parse the result and move to an xbrowse where coders work with it. After formatting the response it looks like this: ICD10 codes: Tiny fibroid: D25.0 ...

... diagnosis codes. It works really nice. I think the only external function I use here is LogData() and I will share it if anyone wants it. How you parse the response for the output you seek may be different. Happy coding. Reinaldo. #INCLUDE "hbClass.ch"#INCLUDE "hbcurl.ch"#DEFINE ...

... and obtain the messages that way. I haven't tried that yet but am working on understanding what data actually is returned, and then I can parse it and provide it in the proper threads. 5). This all is done with cURL code which I'm already using elsewhere in my program. There are already ...

Dear Ari,

yes, thats the idea

From the RC we create a dialog and from the dialog we get the HTML

Alternatively we could parse the RC and generate the HTML too. Next step maybe

... tambien tengo el resultado de tweb: <script> var _ringo = new TWebBrowse( "ringo", null, false ); _ringo.SetCfgCols( JSON.parse( '{"id":{"id":"id","head":"Id.","width":"","sortable":false,"align":"","formatter":"","class":"","edit":false,"edit_type":"C","edit_with":"","edit_escape":false,"class_event":""},"name":{"id":"name","head":"Name","width":"","sortable":false,"align":"","formatter":"","class":"","edit":false,"edit_type":"C","edit_with":"","edit_escape":false,"class_event":""}}' ...

... .t. )   ? OCCURS( "</table>", cText )  Result : 11 Next read all the 11 tables one by one and parse each table to find what we want.

... := FLineCount( cFile ) i := 1 cBuf := MemoRead( cFile ) cBuf := STRTRAN(cBuf,",",";") cBuf := STRTRAN(cBuf,'"','') // parse and make a multi dimentional array if cBuf[ -1 ] == 26 // check and remove Ctrl-Z <-------------------- cBuf := Left( cBuf, Len( cBuf ) - 1 ...

How do I receive and parse out the parameters which have been passed to a mod_harbour program.
Sets say I am printing a report and I want to pass the account number month, and year of record.

Thanks,

Byron ...

How do I receive and parse out the parameters which have been passed to a mod_harbour program.
Sets say I am printing a report and I want to pass the account number month, and year of record.

Thanks,

Byron ...