New FWH 23.04

[Antonio Linares]

https://forums.fivetechsupport.com/view ... 29&start=0

[TimStone]

BUILD ERROR:

Using this with Harbour64, and MSVC 2022 -

Error when trying to build the application in:

Profile.c ( 24,19) cannot convert from 'void' to 'BYTE'

The program was fine building with the previous FWH 64 release.

[Antonio Linares]

Dear Tim,

This is the right code:
BYTE * bBuffer = ( BYTE * ) hb_xgrab( BUFSIZE );

but you may have got a warning, not an error

Just curiosity: why have you recompiled profile.c ?

[TimStone]

I actually don't know why it was in that set of source files. I removed it and the application now builds correctly.

I see we have still NOT addressed the long standing issue with PRINT and RTF files. I have been reassured many times that it was a high priority and would be handled, and yet all of these other new features keep getting added, and the one item that has not worked for several years continues to not be resolved.

Again, when using the tPRINTER class, and printing an RTF text, it is not possible to do a correct page break. If the RTF is 20 lines long, and we need a page break after line 8, it is not possible. We can work with RTF files on screen, save them properly, but when it comes to printing them, we can't do it. In my output of an invoice, the starting and ending of text is never consistent, although the content remains the same. It is not a problem using regular text, counting the position after each line, and properly sending a page break when the end of the printable space is attained. However, that cannot be done with RTF text.

It's been almost two years since I first brought this up ...

[nageswaragunupudi]

Mr. Tim
The issue is addressed.
Please see
https://forums.fivetechsupport.com/view ... =3&t=43140

[Marc Venken]

The new functions in this version
jSonView
Xbrowse tree
Xbrowse toArray

Will the Xbrowse function ToArray be able to get ALL the individual data from a hasH or the Json file with has subarrays ?
I still struggle of getting all data from the complex Json files.

[nageswaragunupudi]

First please try
1)

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JsonView( cJson )

and 2)

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XBROWSER HashTree( hb_jsonDecode( cJson ) )

If possible, please post here the text of one of your complex Json text

[Marc Venken]

I have to update my current version in order to try it out (21.06)



I find a kind of sollution for this, but is not the best. I see in Xbrowse the different name items. If I click on the value a second browse is opened. This brouwse I can save to exel from xbrowse and this I do for all the groups.

a group = the "name" in browse

Kleur
Maten
Kleur_D
Kleur_L
....

Each could be a seperate dbf file, or 1 big dbf where I than filter on eacht of these groups.


Then I open the excel and fill a browse. Much manual work however.

I have to say that most likely FW can do the job, but my knowledge is not that good for this.

The Jason is to big to post : Here a a link

https://maveco.be/fivewin/jason.txt

[Marc Venken]

I have the xbrowse now in a array, so array element 3 = the complex part (see picture)

I want the data from that cell also like xbrowse is showing it, so then I can process them to a dbf. I managed with xbrowse itself, but also want to know how the array can be converted.

aData[1][3] = the complex value like you see on pic

I tried Arrtranspose, but not succeded.

[Antonio Linares]

Dear Marc,

Do you want those json files for each record go to a DBF automatically ?

One DBF for each category ?

Kleur
Maten
Kleur_D
Kleur_L

[Marc Venken]

That is the idea indeed.

I do see that some groups have other data inside. Like KLEUR has a HEX column.
Maybe 1 master dbf would become complex with many fields, separate dfb's is just as good for this project.

From this array I will loop and generated the data for eacht in a separate dbf for now. Problem is that Xbrowse is needed because I can't split it (not enough knowledge)

If you could assist that the complex Json string can go to a multi dim array, I would be able to build the needed dbf's.

[Antonio Linares]

Dear Marc,

This may help you. It seems as it is working fine (maybe not):

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#include "FiveWin.ch"

function Main()

   local hJson 

   hb_jsonDecode( memoRead( "jason.txt" ), @hJson )

   XBROWSER HashToArray( hJson )
   
return nil   

function HashToArray( hData )

   local aData := {}, xItem

   for each xItem in hData 
      if ValType( xItem ) $ "HA"
         AAdd( aData, HashToArray( xItem ) )
      else
         AAdd( aData, xItem )
      endif 
   next      

return aData

[Antonio Linares]

line 407 shows empty and line 1 get values...

there may be something wrong

[Marc Venken]

Antonio, It helped me make a routine to read my Json and build 1 dbf or for each group a dbf.
Here is the code that works for me

The JasonData is in the link in the post above....

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#include "fivewin.ch"

STATIC oWnd, oBmp, oSay, oBrush

FUNCTION Main()

Json_dbfs()     //  make a dbf for each group
Json_onedbf()   //  make one dbf and name a field as group

msginfo("Done")

RETURN NIL


function Json_dbfs()

   local hJson, h, I, aCols
   Local uResponse, aTest, aData

   //  This is how I read a Jason
   //cLink = "https://domain.be/api/v2/options?token=cToken"
   //MsgRun( cLink, "READING FORUM PAGE", { || uResponse := WebPageContents( cLink, .t. ) } )
   //St := memowrit("c:\fwharb\samples\Jason.txt",uResponse)

   hb_jsonDecode( memoRead( "Jason.txt" ), @h )

   aTest:= HashToArray( h )
   xbrowser(aTest)title "aTest"
   // In this browse you see how many fields are needed.  Or you make a function to autocreate the dbf

   // of you hard code it like below.

   for i = 1 to len(aTest)
     cDbf = lower(left(aTest[i][3],8))+"_"+alltrim(str(i))
     aData:= HashToArray( aTest[i][7] )
       //xbrowser(aData) title aTest[i][3]   // If you want to see each group before making
     makedbf(cDbf)

     FW_ArrayToDBF( aData )

     //DBEVAL : could not get this working ....
     //DBEVAL( { || If( empty(DTA->TYPE) ,DTA->TYPE = aTest[i][3]),NIL) } )
     //DBEVAL( { || If( empty(DTA->TYPE),DTA->TYPE = "TEST",,NIL) } )
     //DBEVAL( { || DTA->TYPE = "TEST"  } )

     DTA->(dbgotop())
     do while !dta->(eof())
       if empty(DTA->type)
          DTA->type = aTest[i][3]
       endif
       dta->(dbskip())
     enddo
     XBROWSER "DTA" title cDbf
     CLOSE DTA
   next
return nil

function HashToArray( hData )

   local aData := {}, xItem

   for each xItem in hData
      if ValType( xItem ) $ "HA"
         AAdd( aData, HashToArray( xItem ) )
      else
         AAdd( aData, xItem )
      endif
   next
return aData

function MakeDbf(cDbf)

  aCols := { { "ID",   "N",  6, 0 }, ;
             { "TAAL", "N",  1, 0 }, ;
             { "NAAM", "C", 20, 0 }, ;
             { "Sort", "N",  5, 0 }, ;
             { "HEX",  "C",  8, 0 }, ;
             { "TYPE", "C", 25, 0 }  }

  cDBF     := cDbf + ".DBF"
  cDBF     := TrueName( cDBF )

  DBCREATE( cDBF, aCols, "DBFCDX", .T., "DTA" )
return NIL

function Json_onedbf()

   local hJson, h
   Local uResponse, aTest, aData

   //cLink = "https://domain.be/api/v2/options?token=cToken"
   //MsgRun( cLink, "READING FORUM PAGE", { || uResponse := WebPageContents( cLink, .t. ) } )
   //St := memowrit("c:\fwharb\samples\Jason.txt",uResponse)

   hb_jsonDecode( memoRead( "jason.txt" ), @h )

   makedbf("jasondata")
   aTest:= HashToArray( h )
   xbrowser(aTest)title "aTest"

   for i = 1 to len(aTest)
     aData:= HashToArray( aTest[i][7] )
     xbrowser(aData) title aTest[i][3]
     FW_ArrayToDBF( aData )

     //DBEVAL( { || If( empty(DTA->TYPE) ,DTA->TYPE = aTest[i][3]),NIL) } )
     //DBEVAL( { || If( empty(DTA->TYPE),DTA->TYPE = "TEST",,NIL) } )
     //DBEVAL( { || DTA->TYPE = "TEST"  } )

     DTA->(dbgotop())
     do while !dta->(eof())
       if empty(DTA->type)
          DTA->type = aTest[i][3]
       endif
       dta->(dbskip())
     enddo

   next
   XBROWSER "DTA"
   CLOSE DTA
return nil