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... does automatically. I have some doubts on this. ADO connection is to be created with datapath. For now, kindly hard code the real folder with absolute path. Not even relative path. cFile := "<fullabsolutepathwithdrive>\locations.dbf" example: "c:\fwh\samples\customer.dbf" ...

... oDlg:nWidth, oDlg:nHeight ) but the dialog don't move properly. The main problem here is that oDlg:nTop and oDlg:nLeft aren't filled with the absolute position. I tried oWndTop( oDlg:hWnd, oWndTop( oDlg:hWnd ) - 130 ) and the same error happened. Just to clarify, the Wnd/Dialog sequence is: ...

METHOD VGetPos() INLINE ::nVScrollPos

DATA nVScrollPos; // Actual absolute vertical scroll pos (used internally)

Regards,
James

... line, negative sizes indicate that a margin of 10 pixels on the right and 30 pixels at the bottom to be left. We can also specify the size in absolute pixels. Advantage of specifying right and bottom margins is that if we later change the size of the dialog, we do not have to change the size ...

... := 1 nPosStart := 1 // enter in a loop to begin search operations DO WHILE .T. // search counter nFound := 0 // aPosrec1 contain in position 1 the absolute position in cStringa and in position // 2 the calculated record aPosRec1 := ATREC( aString[ 1 ] , cStringa , nPosStart, nHead, nRecSize ) IF ...

... Allowed hbIDE execution with any text type file. It was accepting .PRG.CPP only. + Broadened the scope of keyword coloring for any case, mixed or absolute. It was all lower or all upper previously. + Prepared ground for user defined keywords through user dictionaries. + Added new flags in "Setup" ...

Ross_ValuSoft wrote:what does a height of -10 mean?

It's only a conventional sign that means "please, calculate the width of the font that best fits the absolute value of the provided height".

EMG

... as oBrw:aArrayData[ oBrw:nArrayAt ][ 4 ] and 4 is not column number but your array element. But I fully agree with you that we should avoid using absolute column numbers in our code. I never use numbers. I would have written the above code block as : oBrw:Target:bEditBlock := { || GetNewTarget( ...

... '+ltrim(str(octrl:nwidth))+'px; height: '+ltrim(str(octrl:nheight))+'px"' cHtm+='<div class="Estilo1" style="position:absolute; top:'+ltrim(str(octrl:nTop))+'px; left:'+ltrim(str(octrl:nleft))+'px;">'+h() do case case octrl:classname()="TSAY" cHtm+=octrl:cCaption+h() ...

... '+ltrim(str(octrl:nwidth))+'px; height: '+ltrim(str(octrl:nheight))+'px"' cHtm+='<div class="Estilo1" style="position:absolute; top:'+ltrim(str(octrl:nTop))+'px; left:'+ltrim(str(octrl:nleft))+'px;">'+h() do case case octrl:classname()="TSAY" cHtm+=octrl:cCaption+h() ...

>> I tried to insert my folder of Images ".\images\*.bmp" and I cannot see any bmps >> Please try giving absolute path. Please make sure the path is properly evaluated. The sample has to work. I noticed a small problem in the way the code is shown in the forums. ...

... the container Window/Dialog. When window is resized, browse also is resized keeping the right and bottom margins if assigned. Margins, instead of absolute size can be defined while creating browse by speicifying zero or negative values for width and height values. Example: @ 10,10 XBROWSE oBrw ...

... the new process didn't seem to inherit the current working directory so I replaced the include files that were specified with relative names by absolute names. I wrote code to get the information returned by pkg-config from a separate process. My initial attempts failed but I discovered that ...

... bit old fashion ). If the browser has the focus, the input is displayed in the say and starts the incremental-seek. Inside the function, You have absolute control what You want to do, the user presses a special key. // Input-Control// -----------------REDEFINE SAY oSEEK VAR  cSEEK  ID 100 OF oDlg ...

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sample :
".\bitmaps\gra001.bmp"

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first please test with absolute paths. Later you can work with relative paths.