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Can also derive our own browse class from TXBrowse. CLASS TMyBrowse FROM TXBrowse//DATA bColClass INIT { || TMyColumn() }//ENDCLASS Then @ r,c XBROWSE <clauses> CLASS TMyBrowse() <moreClauses> ...

Am I write in my understanding the you are developing a new class TGRID using ListView. For it to work with FWH Windows and dialogs, we have to derive the class from TControl. CLASS TGrid FROM TControl TControl is derived from TWinndow. So the new TGrid class already has all methods of TControl ...

... not specify any bitmaps, xbrowse provides default bitmaps. * TREES: (LinkList class) - Inheritance from TTreeItem class. It is now possible to derive class from TTreeItem and create trees with the same command syntax using the new derived class. - Usage: - Create a derived class from TTreeItem ...

>gfAttr : An assembly language program to derive system attributes for the GrumpFish library Seems to be just for drawing shadow - http://www.x-hacker.org/ng/grump/ng1295d.html Maybe you can experiment replacing it with ft_shadow . Worst case, ...

... calls that perhaps someone has worked with ( UNRESOLVED EXTERNALS ). Perhaps someone here has used them: gfAttr : An assembly language program to derive system attributes for the GrumpFish library FT_IDLE, IAMIDLE, ON_IDLE.: All functions exist undocumented in Clipper but not in the commercial ...

Dear Mr. Silvio The basic issue is about AutoInc IDs. Basically the programmer has to decide the logic for this. Available alternatives: 1. Derive the new ID on the basis on RECNO() . This is what is used in your code above. The danger in this approach is that you will have duplicate IDs when ...

... inside ximage rectangle. Place it as separate bitmap on the right side of ximage. Visually user can read the number Through program you should derive the number from oImage:nRotation Mr. Nage, the arrow as you say put it out of the image that rotates, in this case the roulette, I just put it ...

Do not put the arrow inside ximage rectangle. Place it as separate bitmap on the right side of ximage.
Visually user can read the number
Through program you should derive the number from oImage:nRotation

... may be done only with the above command or function. New in FWH 16.08: If we already have an active connection created with ADO or TMySql we can derive FW connection from that connection. oCn := maria_Connect( oAdoCn (or) oTMySqlCon ) DATAs ReadOnly cClientInfo, cServerInfo cServer, ...

... you may find that your program needs colors that aren't defined in the theme file. While you could hardwire such colors, a better approach is to derive colors from the theme or system colors. Strategically using this approach gives you all the benefits of using theme and system colors, but with ...

... we need to set Len and Dec on our own. If you go through METHOD SetColFromADO() in the xbrowse.prg you can find how to use all the above how to derive DBF style types, etc from the above information. This should be enough to answer all your questions.

You are right. It is oCol:nDisplayCol not nDisplayPos. Sorry for my mistake,

These coordinates are relative to oBrw:hWnd. You need to derive coordinates relative to the screen for use to create a dialog. You may consider using the function ClientToScreen(...).

Can we not simplify this program using the latest features like GRADIENT clause? Also we can derive one combined aGrad array from multiple Grad arrays. function TestGradPartial()   local oDlg, oFont, oBrush   local aGrad   aGrad := ...

... oBrw:bSave := { || nil }. Then browse the recordset. Use oCol:cSortOrder := 'LNAME,FNAME,LNAME'. This is possible but it is far more easier to derive an array and browse the array.

... ( 'N', "C", "D", "L" ) and optionally assigining the picture to oCol:cEditPicture. Browse class will automatically derive the bStrData from the bEditValue and cEditPicture, if specified, and in addition the Browse can appropriately handle the values for alignment, ...