... have to learn anything new for the backend and can use all the Harbour power. I have now finished programming all the functions in the "cash book" module, and now I only need to take over the other program modules bit by bit. This is relatively quick, as a lot can be done with copy & ...
... have to learn anything new for the backend and can use all the Harbour power. I have now finished programming all the functions in the "cash book" module, and now I only need to take over the other program modules bit by bit. This is relatively quick, as a lot can be done with copy & ...
Thank you very much!!!! Now everything is much clearer!!! I read the whole code like a book from top to bottom... does the prefix "hb_" indicate all the functions that come from "outside"...not my own?
thank you again, kind regards and a nice day to all of you...
Hello James, Glad you like the idea. SERVERBOOK is our trademark. We use HP PRO book as hardware for years. Meanwhile, we have some Powershell scripts to do then all settings software based. Now also including mod harbour and APACHE. Best regards, Otto PS: By the ...
... Oh, and most Win 11 controls have rounded corners too. Preparing for the inevitable, I would try to emulate Win 11 design now. People do judge a book by it's cover (and software by it's interface). Note that when you display windows and dialogs on Win 10 both now have built in shadows. This is ...
... a good programming principle that is useful to build and maintain a clean project structure. You can learn about it reading any programming theory book. EMG Okay Master Enrico. But what does this have to do with DECLARE the VARIABLES? Can you show something in practice? Are you referring to the ...
Encapsulation is not a concept tied to a particular programming language. It is a good programming principle that is useful to build and maintain a clean project structure. You can learn about it reading any programming theory book.
... principle so their values are more difficult to trace. EMG Master Enrico, I respect your opinion, but I think it has no basis. In which Clipper book or manual did you see this? Here at this link, you have the Clipper 5.3 manual: Rare exceptions, xHarbour follows the same logic, that's why I ...
... to implement by other programmers. This code: oExcel := CreateObject( "Excel.Application" ) oExcel:Application:Workbooks:open(ZPATH+cFILE) // Make the first one active oWorkBook := oExcel:activeWorkBook oExcel:Application:Worksheets(1):activate() ...
This function creates a new Excel Book, exports to only sheet available, i.e., "Sheet1" and returns the Sheet object. You can use the oSheet object and do anything with it, including rename it : oSheet:Name := "SomeOtherName".
Hello friends, It is true that software is judged by the interface. But the comparison with the book cover lacks. The interface design in software is all about it. On the other hand, you don't need the book cover for a book. Here is where the story counts. With software, ...
... Microsoft apologizes for compatibility confusion, hints at changes , by Ed Bott (no relation). Regardless of that issue, people do tend to judge a book by it's cover, and likewise, software by it's interface. So if we can develop a Win 11 fluent design interface that runs on Win 10 also, we are ...