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... in a file called "myfile.txt," you would use the following command: findstr "example" myfile.txt Regular Expressions: findstr supports regular expressions, which allows for more complex search patterns. For example, to find lines containing numbers, you might use: findstr "[0-9]" ...

... and switch.rc * New: function EnumResourceNames() allows you to list the resources names that you have in your EXE selecting a specific type. It supports the use a codeblock to let you do what you may need to do with the names. Please review samples\rctoprg.prg for an example of use. samples\rctoprg.prg ...

... header functions that I see in the sources. But I still don't even know if I'm going down that path right. Get uhttpd to respond in some way that supports $Ajax, HttpRequest(), or Fetch-API communication. I don't dare use Mod-Harbour for this either. Because? - I have not seen how to use .HRBs ...

Hi,

Curl supports many protocols and gives you many options. It is a very good option for working with the web, regardless of other options. Perhaps in this case its potential is not appreciated but I think it is good practice to use it from harbour.

Regards
C.

... our company we use Borland C. So I will have to stick to Borland C too. Thank you very much... again kind regard ruth Dear Ruth, It is fine, FWH supports both of them with no issues :-) I am sending you the modified FWH libs

I do not see that method box supports: nXoffset or nYottset. Look into printer.prg. METHOD Box( nRow, nCol, nBottom, nRight, oPen ) INLINE ; Rectangle( ::hDCOut, nRow, nCol, nBottom, nRight,; If( oPen != nil, oPen:hPen, 0 ) ) it's not the ...

I do not see that method box supports: nXoffset or nYottset.
Look into printer.prg.
METHOD Box( nRow, nCol, nBottom, nRight, oPen ) INLINE ;
Rectangle( ::hDCOut, nRow, nCol, nBottom, nRight,;
If( oPen != nil, oPen:hPen, 0 ) )

... The concept of a File ID is specific to certain file systems like NTFS. Ensure that the file system of the volume on which your file resides supports these features. By using these methods, you can retrieve the unique identifier for files in Windows, which is particularly useful for scripting, ...

... version of Python. PyTorch may have specific requirements for the Python version. As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, PyTorch 1.10.0 supports Python 3.6, 3.7, 3.8, and 3.9. You can check the PyTorch website for the latest compatibility information. Use the Correct Pip Command: Ensure ...

... You will need to adapt this logic to the specific syntax and functions of the programming language you are using. If you're using a language that supports regular expressions, that could be an even more robust solution. Let me know if you need help in a specific programming language! User I need ...

He is using database object.
But he is not looking for DbGoBottom()
He is looking for

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SEEK cSeek LAST // i.e., DBSEEK( cSeek, nil, .T. )

which is totally different from "GoBottom()"

Saved me a few keystrokes
I normally would type as (oDbf:cAlias)->(dbSeek(cSeek, nil, .t.))

If you use database objects then you can just do:

oCustomer:goBottom()

Not only DBSEEK,
You can use any (x)Harbour function as if it is a METHOD.

Thanks Rao,
Saved me a few keystrokes
I normally would type as (oDbf:cAlias)->(dbSeek(cSeek, nil, .t.))

Please try oDbf:DbSeek( cSeek, nil, .T. ) This works with FWH1912 also, Don't bother if you can not find the method DbSeek() With database class we call use any (x)Harbour function as if it is a method, if that function is linked to the application. Note: If you get runtime error, just inclu...