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| The <BLOCK> keyword is used in the code editor to declare custom blocks of code. These blocks of code are used to highlight the different steps of an algorithm and to group the declarations of variables or members. |
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| WDInst allows you to configure the characteristics of the files to install...... |
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| You can start developing your application as soon as the WINDEV project is defined as being a Java project...... |
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| To give your applications an outstanding style and to impress the users when starting your applications, the windows can be animated when they are opened and/or closed...... |
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| A Table control based on a variable is a Table control whose columns are bound to the elements of an Array variable, to the members of a class or to the elements of an advanced variable (e.g., xlsDocument)...... |
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| The query editor proposes two methods for creating a query...... |
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| Reads a line from an external file (ANSI or UNICODE). |
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| The wizard for window creation allows you to easily create a window containing all main elements of a window for an iPhone application...... |
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| When a report template is applied to a report, all the controls and code found in the template are "copied" into the report...... |
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| WINDEV, WEBDEV and WINDEV Mobile allow you to use...... |
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| The keywords used to identify the current element are: |
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| Two different copy modes are proposed by WDTRAD...... |
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| WDTRAD allows you to import and export a dictionary...... |
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| List of HTTP functions... |
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| The different types of items proposed in the data model editor are as follows: |
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| The automatic table modification updates the description of tables on user computers...... |
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| The following types of windows can be created in a WINDEV application...... |
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