... [cSaveToFileName] ) Parameters: 1. cFieldList (Optional): Can be a commadelimited list of fileds. Eg:"FIRST,CITY,AGE" Default all fields. 2 to 6. bFor,bWhile,nNext,nRec,lRest: (Optional) Same functionality as in DBEVAL() 7. cFileName (Optional) If nil, data ...
... is great. As far as using Hash Arrays with Mod_Harbour: local aH := {=>} Function Main() aH[ 'cTime' ] := time() aH[ 'dDate' ] := date() aH[ 'nAge' ] := 123 ?aH[ 'cTime' ] ?aH[ 'dDate' ] ?aH[ 'nAge' ] Return nil This works and Time, Date, and Age show in the browser window. However should this ...
... are doing OK. This is a natural assault on all of us worldwide. I hope everyone is safe. In my situation, we are told to remain home ( due to my age ), but I can do that since it is also my office. My clients are still working, so I am available to meet their needs. The hard part is not being ...
All, This post will let out the secret of my age (>dirt). I have an old application running in Clipper 5.2 and the memo files are utilizing a lib called FlexFile. It added functions like "V_USE", "V_ERROR", and "V_SELECT", ...
All, This post will let out the secret of my age (>dirt). I have an old application running in Clipper 5.2 and the memo files are utilizing a lib called FlexFile. It added functions like "V_USE", "V_ERROR", and "V_SELECT", ...
... FILTER TO !DELETED()GO TOP// over and above this, we can use Scopes also.// now build xbrowse If we want to set some filter like "AGE > 40", then set filter like this: SET FILTER TO AGE > 47 .AND. !DELETED() OrdKeyNo() also is effected in the same way. Note: ...
... TO !DELETED()GO TOP// over and above this, we can use Scopes also.// now build xbrowse If we want to set some filter like "AGE > 40", then set filter like this: SET FILTER TO AGE > 47 .AND. !DELETED() OrdKeyNo() also is effected in the same way. ...
it is the logic I'm using for the field AGE < 30 = .T. and >= 30 = .F. instead of a the checkbox-symbol I use bitmaps YES and NO These bitmaps can be replaced with checkbox-bitmaps if needed.
Nages, oBrw:Age:bOnChange := { |oCol, nOldVal| oBrw:Salary:VarPut( oCol:Value * <yourcalculation> ) } I need to do something similar. I need to update the ExtPrice colum with Cost * QtyOrd but I have not been able to figure ...