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| Returns the environment variables of the operating system for the current computer. |
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| Sends the character string passed as parameter to the print buffer. |
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| The "Pull to refresh" feature allows the user to "pull" a Table control, a Looper control or a window in order to refresh its content...... |
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| A Table, List Box, or Combo Box control can be used to display the content of a table or query...... |
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| The principle for working with the Source Code Manager is as follows...... |
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| When creating a project, a directory specific to this project is automatically created...... |
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| Creates a socket using a Bluetooth device. |
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| Interrogates an electronic HASP key (HASP-3, HASP-4, MemoHasp or NetHasp). |
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| Creates an Excel file with the data from a Table or TreeView Table control. |
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| Positions on the first file record whose value for a specific item is greater than or equal to a sought value. |
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| LoadProcedure is kept for backward compatibility. |
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| The Page header block is printed on each new page...... |
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| List of constants used by the SOAP functions.... |
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| The "Item" control is used to edit the content of an item found in a data file...... |
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| The FOR EACH statement is used to perform different types of browse on the associative arrays... |
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| Validates the modification or addition of the record associated with the current row in the Looper control. |
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| The SecurePassword type is a structured type used to obtain a secure, hashed and salted password. |
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| The Null property is used to:
Assign NULL to the item for the current record.
Find out whether the item is associated with the NULL value for the current record.
Define the default value of an item when the item is described programmatically.... |
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