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| LoadProcedure is kept for backward compatibility. |
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| The InputEnabled property is used to:
Determine if a control or a group of controls is editable or read-only.
Change the input options for a control or group of controls.... |
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| Displays a message in a standard dialog box that proposes "Yes", "No", "Cancel" and returns the user's choice.... |
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| Returns the number of records in an HFSQL file, query or view: active records, deleted records, etc. |
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| Resets to zero (or not) the controls found in the current page and starts the events for initializing the controls and the page. |
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| Identifies the control on which the context menu was opened. |
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| Changes the hue of an image:
in an Image control,
in an Image variable.... |
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| Deletes the current element (as well as the entire branch) from an XML document. |
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| Returns the size of a file (in bytes). |
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| The ToolTip property is used to get and change the text displayed in the tooltip associated with a window or page control. |
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| Deletes a directory from a disk. |
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| Resizes an image:
in an Image control.
in an Image variable.
in a picLayer variable].... |
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| A Queue variable is a structured type that groups a set of elements of the same type. |
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| Connects a client computer to a given socket. |
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| Returns the number of common characters between two strings (from the beginning or from the end of the string). |
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| Removes the '/' or '\' characters from the end of a string, if necessary.... |
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| The conditional IF statement allows you to run an action according to a condition... |
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| Displays a custom error message in a system error window. |
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| Constants used by the functions for managing Dashboard controls... |
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| Calculates the saturation of a color. |
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| Calculates the lightness of a color. |
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