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Version: 2026

InfoWithTimeout (Function)
Displays an information message in a system information window for a set amount of time
xmlAttribute (Type of variable)
The xmlAttribute type is used to handle the attributes of a node in an XML document.
Definition (Variable type)
The Definition type is used to find out the characteristics of a type: simple type, advanced type, class, structure....
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HRSWaitForDataProcess (Function)
Waits for: the replication data on the master server to be sent to the subscriber server. the replication data received on the subscriber server to be entirely applied....
Creating an automatic help
The Automatic Application Features (AAF) allow you to add features to your application without having to write a single line of code......
<Palette variable>.Load (Function)
Loads a palette from a .wdpalette file.
GglAddressToCoordinates (Function)
Retrieves the coordinates (latitude/longitude) of an address....
HReadFirst (Function)
Sets the position on the first record according to a browse item.
HFilter (Function)
Defines and enables a filter on a table, view or query.
EmailOpenMail (Function)
Opens the default messaging software: of Web user on the browser computer. of the user on the current Windows computer. on the phone....
Brochure of new features: New WINDEV features
New features in WINDEV 28 presented in the New Features brochure....
notificationAction (Type of variable)
The notificationAction type is used to describe an additional action associated with a notification.
dBackground (Example)
Usage example of the dBackground function
Constants for external files
List of constants used by the functions for managing external files....
ControlClone (Function)
Creates a new control from an existing control.
Manipulating TreeView controls programmatically (prefix syntax)
WINDEV, WINDEV Mobile and WEBDEV allow you to manipulate a TreeView control through programming......
ExecuteProcess (Function)
Starts the execution of a process programmatically, i.e. without the user having to perform any particular action in the interface.