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| WINDEV allows you to easily run queries in SQL code...... |
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| Indicates whether the code currently run is in iOS mode (iPhone, iPad). |
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| Indicates whether the code is run in Universal Windows 10 App mode. |
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| Indicates whether the code is run in 64-bit mode or not. |
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| WINDEV, WINDEV Mobile and WEBDEV allow you to manipulate a Tab control through programming...... |
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| Indicates whether the code is run in Windows Phone mode.
Function kept for backward compatibility.... |
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| Indicates whether the code is run:
from a computer in TSE mode or from a remote desktop.
from a computer directly.... |
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| Indicates whether the code is run in the simulator for the applications in Universal Windows 10 App mode. |
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| Specifies whether the code is run from:
a process in AJAX mode.
a procedure called by AJAXExecute or AJAXExecuteAsynchronous.... |
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| Indicates whether the code is run in Windows Store apps mode.
Function kept for backward compatibility.... |
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| WINDEV and WINDEV Mobile allow you to programmatically manipulate Segmented Button controls...... |
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| Who has never wanted to view the code and the UI at the same time, without being constrained by the environment? WINDEV, WEBDEV and WINDEV Mobile allow you to "detach" the editors from the environment of the main window...... |
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| Indicates whether the code is run in WinRT mode (Windows Store apps).
Function kept for backward compatibility.... |
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| Identifies whether or not the code is executed in the simulator for applications in Windows Store mode.
Function kept for backward compatibility.... |
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| The code is collapsed to improve readability, by only displaying the comments in front of the lines of code...... |
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| When developing a multilingual application, you can translate the different messages displayed to the user (messages displayed by Info and YesNo, for example.... |
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