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... for myself by using Harbourino I only showed the way how I work on code. I appreciate simplicity, and as a visual person, I prefer things to be straightforward. Otto Personally, I prefer to complete the code, just open a file for debugging! :)

Hello WenShengg,

>how I simplify the complexity of applications for myself by using Harbourino

I only showed the way how I work on code.

I appreciate simplicity, and as a visual person, I prefer things to be straightforward.

Best regards,
Otto

... is like reading a collapsed outline, which is so much easier to read and understand. Sorry Otto, but I don't see how your technique is more "straightforward" and easier to understand than OOP. I do think you have not fully grasped OOP. I know when I first started using OOP, it was probably ...

... programmed a patcher and preprocessor. So, I can glue the source code together similar to code blocks and also some kind of OOP. But everything is straightforward to understand. Best regards, Otto I add an example: https://mybergland.com/fwforum/modportdelete.jpg https://mybergland.com/fwforum/modport1.jpg ...

... now for documenting mod development. When I have the HTML viewer ready. I will put online the link to this knowledge base. Although you made it straightforward for us, there is still a lot to learn and discover and to remember. Therefore, I write it down for me. Thank you again for mod harbour. ...

... 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 lot of work. With FW I would have done that quickly. It's a bit difficult to get started here. You always have to keep in mind ...

I made function bCampo2( aFields, nFor,oDbf) return oDbf:fieldWBlock(aField[nFor] ) and seem run , it's wrong ? >If you do not want a simple, straightforward and reliable approach and you insist on complicating your programs it is up to you. I don't complicate my life, it's just that for years ...

... 1 ) }   ACTIVATE REPORT oRep WHILE !oStates:Eof()   oStates:End()  If you do not want a simple, straightforward and reliable approach and you insist on complicating your programs it is up to you.

... other controls also in your situation. de momento lo he solucionado modificando control.prg Glad you adopted this workaround. A simpler and more straightforward workaround is to comment out the #define REVN1807 at line 4 of control.prg like this // #define REVN1807  This is the purpose for ...

... simpler: This can be used in many previous versions of FWH. There is really no need to use any other functions. FWH provides a very simple and straightforward usage without any external functions. #include "fivewin.ch"function Main()   local oCn   := FW_DemoDB()  ...

... shows how to build an executable that can be installed and run as a service without the need for any external utilities. It's very straightforward. I used that code as the basis to create a service manager class that allows me to build a single executable that can run as a service, ...

... and then there is no need for Visual Studio Community edition. > If so, any guides on setting this up ? The VSC2015 installation is much straightforward. Nothing to do from your side.

... area. This means that whenever you select the child work area, only the records related to the current parent record will be visible. This allows straightforward handling of one-to-many relationships . Refer to DBSETRELATION() for more information. Examples This example displays each invoice with ...

Perry, The migration to FWH 64 is quite straightforward. If you review FWH\samples\build64.bat you will see how to use the Visual Studio C compiler and libraries. Actually FWH 64 supports Visual Studio 2013 Express. Surely in January or February ...

... (let's me stay with only a single .exe for an app). I've used the service manager control example from the harbour hbwin contribution, it's pretty straightforward. Robb