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Maybe you can see stuff insite the working function ? Stripped the retrive API calls function WebApi_Inlezen()  local aVelden:={}, lAllexport := .F., lRemove := .f., nOfferte  local aVeldenTarget:={}, cOff, nTel:=0, nTeldone:=0  ...

... sample function code. Once into a Variable, I can save to dbf and start using it. I looked into it and there is a lot of html code that need to be stripped. These guys will probably have done it in there programs ....

... example I could specify "File" + CRLF + "Name", which would then display wrapped: File Name With this build the CRLF is being stripped out of the header and is instead displaying as: FileName With no spaces, no wrap. Robb

... by adding a CLASSVAR to trigger stripping the CR and LF characters. A CLASSVAR is like a static, so if you default it to .t. then all GETs will be stripped. If you need a GET to not be stripped, then you just reset the CLASSVAR before entering the GET and reset it again when leaving the GET. There ...

... by adding a CLASSVAR to trigger stripping the CR and LF characters. A CLASSVAR is like a static, so if you default it to .t. then all GETs will be stripped. If you need a GET to not be stripped, then you just reset the CLASSVAR before entering the GET and reset it again when leaving the GET. There ...

... and some control codes with special meaning. '\n' is line terminator '\t' when not inside quoted string is converted to 4 spaces '\r' is always stripped, also from quoted strings '\0' stop line processing, like '\n' but the rest of line is ignored ^z (Chr(26)) works _exactly_ like '\n' All other ...

... ADO ( ms jet ). I did try a different .mdb ( much simpler ) and it did open with FiveDbu. The database I sent you has had relations and queries stripped from it and I did compact and repaired it before I sent it to you. I can tell you that I do not have any problems opening recordsets or connections ...

It's loading now. I stripped out all but the most essential code. The problem was somewhere in the main PRG. Now I'll start rebuilding it one thin layer at a time.

... all those years ago (I've only just managed to put it into words). And when a friend of mine, some time ago, offered to take on the rewrite of my 'stripped down' fleet management system (noted in a previous post on this thread and is still on offer to anyone that’s interested in taking on the project ...

... as I don’t have to code it or write the help screens and manuals)!!! LOL!!! It’s was supposed to be a very basic Fleet Management System and a ‘stripped down and simpler rewrite’ of a much larger and (what was) a well known but very ‘untidy’ and ‘overcomplicated’ Fleet Management System that ...

... DEFINE BUTTONBAR oBar1 3DLOOK SIZE 45, 45 OF oWnd 2007 oBar1:nMode := 4 I am now using 9.11 version and the both buttonbars are at the top. I have stripped down the code and removed other controls but still no luck. #include "fivewin.ch"#include "cms.ch"#include "xbrowse.ch"function ...

Hi Antonio Here is the stripped down list, for clarity purpose the irrelevant entries are removed. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ...

Send the file. Let me know what might be missing. I received a message it didn't like pkzip.exe stripped it out . Don't understand. Never sent pkzip.exe. So let me know what eles you need.

Thanks for your assistance.

... open '+getcFile+CRLF+::FError(nError)) ELSE MEMORY(-1) // Maybe not necessary now IF FREADln(nBinary, @cBuffer, 32768, CHR(0)) // CR & LF is stripped out and LF placed in the correct position // STRTRAN( <cString>, <cLocString>, <cRepString>, <nPos>, <nOccurences> ...

... ago I read a study that showed that professional programmers could debug other people's code more rapidly if given code with all the comments stripped out!. The authors surmised that the human brain is limited as to the size of the structure it can understand and lots of comments make it too ...