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... the problem, it exists in 64 bit as well. Glad it works the same way on both compilers. As we are going to see it is not a problem, but it is the intended feature. First, the order of using lSeekBar and lGetBar matters, even if the intent enable one and not the other. lSeekBar and lGetBar are ...

... DrawTextEx( hDC, cText, aRect, nStyle, [hFont], ; [nTextClr], [@nRight] ) --> nHeight Additional optional parameters hFont and nTextClr are intended to simplify the code in the calling functions. nRight has meaning only when nStyle is Or'ed with DT_CALCRECT and indicates the right most pixel ...

... line and / or multiline text with word-wrapping depending on the size of text and size of the rectangle provided. This method is particulary intended to ease the programmers' work, by avoiding the need to break the text into individual lines and printing line by line. Syntax: SayText( nRow, ...

... middle of rolling out Office 365 all our Corporate Staff, and that includes One Drive. In my tests One Drive is only able to be visible to other intended users through SharePoint ( web browser ) and is not interactive, meaning you can not map to or manipulate the shared file from any other location ...

... dbf, array, ado, etc. Normally, cFilterFld is to be provided by the programmer initially. DEFAULT is provided in case of omission of this. It is intended that re-sorting of the data by the user should not disturb the filter. If and when the programmer wants to change the filter field, he may ...

... .f. ) ) ) }//----------------------------------------------------------------------------//  Note: PaintHeader() method is not intended to be used in application programs directly. This may change in future versions. But if we change this method, we surely provide Method RefreshHeaders(). ...

... of code and can result in runtime error when oVScroll is nil. This is a legacy code from the time xbrowse was first created and does not serve the intended purpose any more. Right fix is to remove these lines of code and that is what I am doing now.

Thanks for your feedback.

We intended to include these changes in 15.01 but could not complete all our tests, as we were to too preoccupied with testing other new/enhanced features for this release. We shall incorporate these suggestions in the next release.

... from memory or handle of a bitmap. Optional aResize is { nWidth, nHeight, nReizeMode } will resize the image to the new dimensions. This method is intended to be used by different controls. As of now TBtnBmp uses this method. * Enhancements to TBtnBmp class: (a) FILE or RESOURCE clauses can be ...

... is nil, xbrowse displays default Alias(). This has been the behavior since the time this function was created and this behavior is intentional. We intended that simple statement XBrowse() or XBROWSER shows the default alias, same way the function Browse() does. ( Browse() uses WBrowse ) When there ...

... too. - The programmer has not option whether to enable/disable this feature. Now this feature is enabled when lIncSearch is .t., as originally intended. - When the user enters text in a case different from the case of an item, the user's text was over-written by the item's case. Now if lCaseSensitive ...

... the window manages the get variables. So you have to separate the variable from the for/next loop so that it becomes a constant value that you intended at the time of creation. I hope i did not make it more confusing.

... messages inside bEditWhen and bEditValid of xbrowse. As I suggested earlier, let us use these codeblocks to only for the purpose they are intended/designed. When a columns EditGet is in focus, any attempt to change the focus to any other window/dialog/control, either programatically or ...

FWH 14.09 does not raise an error. But kindly note that the EDIT_XXXXX constants are intended to be used to set oCol:nEditType to edit the data of the column. In other words, when the column does not contain any data at all as in your above case, use of any EDIT_XXX ...

Yes, thats what we intended to provide. At the same time let me confess that I did not do much testing. You can help to test and see how it works. First assuming that the columns (fields) are identical, replace oBrw:oRs with new recordset. ...