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Ok, Nevermind, I found the answer in a post I posted in 2015.

Sorry guys, it's my age.

Add the line:
#include "xHb.ch"

Thanks,

The syntax

h:Age

works only with xHarbour.

This syntax works with both Harbour and xHarbour:

h[ "Age" ]

Mr. Navarro, How to add the 'AGE' along side with the 'NAME? :?: Age is other column With new syntax    @ 0, 0 XBROWSE oBrw OF oWnd ;      DATASOURCE "Cust" ;       COLUMNS "TRIM(FIRST)+', '+TRIM(LAST) AS FullName PICTURE ...

Mr. Navarro,

How to add the 'AGE' along side with the 'NAME?

... the group. Grand totals are appended at the end. Oringal array is not modified. Example: USE CUSTOMER aData := FW_DbfToArray( "STATE,CITY,AGE,SALARY" ) aData := ArrGroupSum( aData, 1, 2, { 3, 4 } ) XBROWSER aData * CLASS TToasT - New DATAS: DATA nXOffSet INIT 0 DATA nYOffSet INIT ...

... := oCn:RowSet( "select * from states where id > ?", {20} ) // do something with oRs oRs:Requery( "select * from customer where age > ?",{45} ) // now oRs is a new table * TDatabase: Fixed bug while handling empty dbf. * TWBrowse: - New methods SetOBJ( oDbf/oRs/oQry ) ...

... of antonino but to the protocol. I read carefully that it is an experiment I unlike many others I can still read well in fact at my venerable age of 53 years I still do not use glasses while others are covering their eyes with slices of ham! :D :D :D :D :D :D

I modified my sample above. Please see the revised sample. I added a right-click action which keeps the value of Age increasing by one. You can see that the totals also get changed. Now the question is why this is not working for you. You are making changes to DBF directly and ...

... sample:  USE CUSTOMER NEW SHARED   SET FILTER TO RECNO() < 11   GO TOP   XBROWSER "CUSTOMER" COLUMNS "STATE", "AGE", "MARRIED", "SALARY" SETUP ( ;      oBrw:lFooter            := .t., ;      oBrw:Age:nFooterType    := AGGR_COUNT, ...

... aValues ) )   Use QueryResult for results containing one or two items like: SELECT SUM(AMT) FROM table WHERE.. SELECT AVG(AGE),SUM(SALARY) FROM tabe .. etc For reading several rows, use Execute()

... NEW copy structure to temp use temp new do while !cust->(eof()) if cust->state = "US" hRec := FW_CopyRecord( cust , "ID,NAME,AGE" ) hRec[ "ID" ] := "0234" FW_PasteRecord( temp, hRec, .T. ) endif cust->(dbskip()) enddo close all

Enrico

I am using FWH 1707 .. has a bit of age on it ..

Rick Lipkin

... DBF. As you can see from the sample you just do: oPlayer:= TPlayer():new()msgInfo( oPlayer:AgeYMD() )  // displays age in years, months, days Two lines of code, that's all! A player should know his/her own age, so you should just be able to ask the player object ...

... recommend creating a Calculate() method (unless it was hidden). You don't want to have to call two methods to get the result. When you request an age, that is what you should get. You should not have to remember to request a calculation first. The calculation should be done in the Age() method. ...

I found this tread for calculating the age, but It seems that it give no correct values. I Found also a Exel formula that works pretty ok : = nice result =ALS(EN(MAAND(B12)=MAAND(A12);DAG(B12)<DAG(A12));J AAR( B12)-JAAR(A12)-1&" ...