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... is the reason that the image is not displayed when using Harbour Anybody any idea why is this difference in Harbour and xHarbour when the data is retrieved from a Blob Column. Any idea how to handle this case ?. Anybody here experienced similar problem ? The original Jpg image size is less than ...

... is the reason that the image is not displayed when using Harbour Anybody any idea why is this difference in Harbour and xHarbour when the data is retrieved from a Blob Column. Any idea how to handle this case ?. Anybody here experienced similar problem ? The original Jpg image size is less than ...

... is a function that can be called to perform a certain action. - A property is an attribute that has a value. Property values can be set and/or retrieved The BAAN application object has the following methods: - ParseExecFunction "dllname", "functioncall" - Quit The BAAN application ...

FWH-function : PrnStatus( <cPrinter> ) --> nStatus Parameters: <cPrinter> The printer of which the status is to be retrieved. Returns: <nStatus> One of the following values: #define PRINTER_STATUS_OK 0 #define PRINTER_STATUS_PAUSED 1 #define PRINTER_STATUS_ERROR 2 #define ...

... := Hash() HsetAAcompability(oTabel[CHR(64+i)],.T.) FOR j := 1 TO 6 c := LTRIM(STR(j)) oTabel[CHR(64+i),c] := 0 NEXT NEXT Elements can be retrieved as oTabel["A","1"] or as oTabel[1,1] or both mixed A better aproach would be : oTabel := Hash() FOR i := 1 TO 6 oTabel[CHR(64+i)] ...

As Gilbert discovered, some cState values are too large to be retrieved from an INI file, thus they are truncated. Gilbert has not yet been able to compile a revised C program to correct the problem. But, it will happen as soon as we can get some guidance ...

Frank,

As Gilbert discovered, some cState values are too large to be retrieved from an INI file, thus they are truncated. Gilbert has not yet been able to compile a revised C program to correct the problem. But, it will happen as soon as we can get some guidance from a C programmer.

Regards,
James

... what are they ? I don't expect performance differences, but as already said, I have no further experience with the Borland or other compiler. As retrieved in this forum (e. g. http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=16384) you have already tried to switch to UEStudio and BCC ...

... as well as used to increase the performance of filtering records in the WHERE clause of an SQL query. Reducing the amount of data that must be retrieved from the disk increases performance. An AOF can be thought of as a query on the table. When an application sets an AOF on a table opened directly, ...

I don't know how to do with WBrowse, but I can do it with XBrowse, After dropping files, the browse cursor is repositioned and number and value is retrieved. I can not make the browse scroll though. #include "FiveWin.ch"#include "xbrowse.ch"function Main()   local ...

... == dwDevice) { hr = pChangeRadioState(pTD, dwState, RADIODEVICES_PRE_SAVE); retval = 0; } pTD = pTD->pNext; } // Free the list of devices retrieved with // GetWirelessDevices() pFreeDeviceList(pDevice); } if(hr == S_OK)return retval; return -2; } WirelessDevices.c #pragma once #include ...

... to FWH and compiling with licensed xHB pro. The Clipper app uses both ADS and the SIX driver (CDX). In a few prgs, arrays are stored and retrieved like so: MyTable->MyField := MyArray and MyArray := MyTable->MyField The arrays were not an issue in the Clipper/FW version...but with ...

... the events, so now the management of the CodeJock's RibbonBar is much simpler and easier :-) See a working example. Please notice how oControl is retrieved from RibbonBarEvent(): #include "FiveWin.ch"#define xtpControlButton      1#define xtpFlagRightAlign     1#define ID_ADDTAB     ...

... bEditValue as <somecodeblock>. Please see item 7 of whats new in July 2008, reproduced below: 7. In earlier versions a column object can be retrieved by oBrw:oCol( <cHeader> ). Now it is possible to retrieve a column object with new syntax oBrw:cHeader. It is also possible to create ...

... as Harbour uses a "virtual machine" that has its own parameters "stack" and those parameters have to be properly placed and retrieved from the stack. Windows GetProcAddress() returns the address of a C function. Also, remember that a Harbour function uses the prefix "_HB_FUN_" ...