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... is possible to create a script and set the order for our files to be compiled. But hbmk2, eventhough we define an order in our .hbp file, the sequence is completely different because, by default, the core harbour libraries are compiled/linked after all of the files listed in our .hbp file. ...

... is possible to create a script and set the order for our files to be compiled. But hbmk2, eventhough we define an order in our .hbp file, the sequence is completely different because, by default, the core harbour libraries are compiled/linked after all of the files listed in our .hbp file. ...

... function if you need. but not all Clipper Code make Sense in Windows Environment like DOS-Printer ... --- i guess your Clipper App use Epson ESC Sequence to select Font etc. Problem : hard to find a Printer who understood it. when you want to use your Windows Printer than you need to re-write ...

... statements spanning across multiple lines, such as loops (DO WHILE, FOR and FOR EACH), branching (DO CASE and SWITCH), error handling (BEGIN SEQUENCE and TRY...CATCH). Even the declaration of LOCAL variables within an extended code block is supported. Only STATIC variables cannot be declared. ...

... come from ... :o i have to disable BBCode [code=fw] oActiveX:Settings:AutoStart := .T. bOldError := ERRORBLOCK( { | e | BREAK( e ) } ) BEGIN SEQUENCE oActiveX:URL := cPlayFile [/code]this Way Video start from 0:00 but you can change it to [code=fw] oActiveX:Settings:AutoStart := ...

... these functions in harbour manual. But I get: Error: Unknown or unregistered symbol PEEKBYTE() Reads a byte from memory PEEKSTR() Reads a byte sequence from memory PEEKWORD() Reads a 16-bit word from memory POKEBYTE() Writes a byte to memory POKEWORD() Writes a 16-bit word to memory PPCBUFTYP() ...

... expressions. When both COLUMNS and FIELDS clauses are speicified, XBrowse places the columns first and then the fields. We can later rearrange the sequence of xbrowse columns. ======================================== I have used FIELDS but still failed to call my functions. Thanks & Regards.

#xcommand TRY => BEGIN SEQUENCE WITH {| oErr | Break( oErr ) }

#xcommand CATCH [<!oErr!>] => RECOVER [USING <oErr>] <-oErr->

#xcommand FINALLY => ALWAYS

simply add these lines at the top of your PRGs, that you are going to turn into HRB files

... with the same logic as your counters.dbf. Till DBFCDX introduced AutoIncrement field type, we all had to adopt some similar logic to generate sequence numbers. All this logic is no more required if we use AutoIncrement fields. Here is the important difference: You are fetching the incremented ...

... oRec:Cognome OF oDlg SIZE 90, 10 PIXEL FONT oFont UPDATE it's right but then you cannot manage a duplicate record !!! If you not understand the sequence I write you not undestood my problem!!! to use "tdatabase" I have to give up not showing the user code ( account number of customer) ...

... modifications. Alernatively, I prefer a function using a different approach. function seq_nextval( cName )   oCn:Execute( "UPDATE sequences SET seq_value = LAST_INSERT_ID( seq_value + 1 )" + ;                " WHERE seq_name = '" + cName + "';" + ;      ...

... Alernatively, I prefer a function using a different approach. function seq_nextval( cName )   oCn:Execute( "UPDATE sequences SET seq_value = LAST_INSERT_ID( seq_value + 1 )" + ;                " WHERE seq_name = '" ...

... ] := "Smith" + Chr( 13 ) + Chr( 10 ) + " and Smith" AAdd( hInput[ "list" ], hPerson ) NEXT ? BEGIN SEQUENCE cInput := hb_JsonEncode( hInput, .f. ) + Chr( 10 ) ? "INPUT:", Len( cInput ) hProcess := hb_processOpen( "java.exe -cp JSON.jar;. ...

... Port: 50004, Dst Port: 445, Seq: 14081476, Ack: 7322407, Len: 75 Source Port: 50004 Destination Port: 445 [Stream index: 0] [TCP Segment Len: 75] Sequence number: 14081476 (relative sequence number) [Next sequence number: 14081551 (relative sequence number)] Acknowledgment number: 7322407 (relative ...

... Port: 50004, Dst Port: 445, Seq: 14081476, Ack: 7322407, Len: 75 Source Port: 50004 Destination Port: 445 [Stream index: 0] [TCP Segment Len: 75] Sequence number: 14081476 (relative sequence number) [Next sequence number: 14081551 (relative sequence number)] Acknowledgment number: 7322407 (relative ...