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| The SWITCH statement is used to choose the action that will be run according to the value of an expression... |
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| WINDEV and WINDEV Mobile include 5 types of buttons...... |
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| When the WINDEV Mobile project for iPhone/iPad is generated on the development computer, the generated files must be transferred onto a Mac in order to be compiled...... |
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| The Duration type enables you to easily handle the intervals of dates and times... |
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| The RETURN statement is used to exit the current event, process or procedure and return a result... |
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| Displays a message in a standard dialog box that proposes "OK" and "Cancel" and returns the user's choice.... |
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| Returns the number of incoming messages currently found:
on the email server (POP3 protocol only).
in the Outlook messaging software.... |
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| Displays a custom error message in a system error window. |
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| List of various constants used by the constants WINDEV functions.... |
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| The Opacity property is used to get and define the opacity percentage for a window, or for controls in a window or page. |
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| At runtime, an application runs in a main thread...... |
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| WINDEV, WINDEV Mobile and WEBDEV propose two types of masks...... |
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| By testing the project you can simulate how the application will run when launched by the user...... |
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| To implement a replication of HFSQL servers through programming, WLanguage...... |
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| The project description window allows you to configure various elements of your project...... |
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| The FOR EACH statement is used to perform different types of browse on the arrays... |
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| Displays a message in a standard dialog box that proposes "Yes" and "No" and returns the user's choice.... |
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| The Visible property is used to:
Find out whether an element is visible.
Make an element visible or invisible.... |
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