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We can provide an option to specify a font.
If you think it would be useful, we can include in FWH after further refining it.
Horizontal scrolling may be not necessary because the text is wrapped to fit the width of the dialog.

Jorge_T RBLANCO has a good example .... the code below is another way to check if a sql value is null all wrapped up in a single statement .. a->name := if( empty( oRs:Field("name"):Value), space(10), oRs:Field("name"):Value))  ...

... like you do with text. You could also use a ribbonbar with tabs so you don't have to put all the icons on the same space. Personally, I don't like wrapped toolbars. My editor does this when you change the size of the window, then I have to remember, is the icon on the top-right or the wrapped middle?

... the wrap to occur. This used to work just fine. For 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

Everyone, OK I wrote a test program with the offending line of code. It is wrapped in a dummy class just we can test the line as is. This one doesn't error using my old xHarbour ver. 1.2.3. James /*Purpose  : Test compile to test error generated by new version ...

... Finally we achieved ssl connection with see32.dll. Mike from Marshallsoft is very helpful. I could not use directly the see32 dll functions but I wrapped them like Function XSetProxYSSL( nChan, nFlags, cPDir, cPCert, cPEXE ) *----------------------------------------------------- local uResult ...

... toolbars and/or a status bar? If so, then the client height of the window must be used instead of the window height. Are the lines going to be wrapped if they don't fit in the window width? At what point is the font too small to read (and this varies with the user), and what will be done with ...

Antonio and Cristobal Gentleman, thank you for finding such a DUMB error :oops: ... I just got so wrapped up in the code, I did not look for the setfocus() of the browse .. Like most programmers .. I like to take bits and pieces of code from different programs and blend ...

... like: {\rtf1\ansi\ansicpg1252\deff0\deflang1033{\fonttbl{\f0\fnil\fcharset0 ARIAL;}} \viewkind4\uc1\pard\f0\fs20 The specimen is received fresh, wrapped in plastic, is labeled "LEFT LEG BELOW AMPUTATION" and consists of a below the knee amputation specimen measuring 30 cm from tibial ...

... break down the content in a corresponding amount of records, that’s all! This is not necessary for xbrowse. XBrowse can display long text content wrapped in the column depending on the height and width of the row. So, memofields ( even photos ) can be displayed in the cells with multiple rows ...

... console based. * contrib/hbide/idedocks.prg % Minor. * contrib/hbide/idebrowse.prg + Implemented: browse and corresponding form view of a table, wrapped inside splitters. Multiple tables are presented in vertical splitters and form view is presented in horizontal splitter. ; NOTE: still work ...

... and event-driven I/O, access to pin and break states, and access to serial driver properties. Additionally, the functionality of this class can be wrapped in an internal Stream object, accessible through the BaseStream property, and passed to classes that wrap or use streams. [SNIP] Best Regards, ...

On a dialog TRANSPARENT a long text from say are not wrapped in next line. This is with DIALOG......TRANSPARENT http://www.byte-one.com/Eurostar_01.jpg and this without TRANSPARENT http://www.byte-one.com/Eurostar_02.jpg ...

Roger,

The translations are not chopped off, but just word-wrapped.

James

Antonio, not a GET, a SAY! When using the ADJUST it is still the same. The Text is in one line and cutted. The text should wrapped in the next line as in older FWH has been. In the RC-file the SAY are defined as "left text" or "centered", but all the same.