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| Two types of procedures are available...... |
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| Periodically and automatically calls a WLanguage procedure. |
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| WINDEV and WEBDEV allow you to generate web services directly...... |
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| The code history is used to...... |
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| WINDEV, WEBDEV and WINDEV Mobile include a series of AI-based features...... |
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| The scope of a procedure defines whether it is public, private, etc...... |
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| The Procedure type is used to handle:
the procedures or methods found in the project.
the procedures or methods found in an internal component.
the procedures or methods found in an external component.... |
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| The stored procedures and the triggers are debugged from the environment, with real execution on the server...... |
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| The Before property replaces or inserts a procedure before the other procedures in:
a Procedure variable.
an event associated with a control.... |
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| The After property replaces or inserts a procedure after the other procedures in:
a Procedure variable.
an event associated with a control.... |
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| By using extension procedures, you can add your own WLanguage procedures to different types of variables (string, date, color etc.)...... |
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| A lambda ("lambda function") is a more concise way to write internal procedures...... |
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| A color (text color) can be assigned to the procedures so that they can be easily classified and identified...... |
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| Syntax for calling a local or global procedure. |
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| Reactive procedures are executed when the value of a control or variable changes...... |
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| The main SQL statements allowed in the SQL queries managed by WINDEV and WEBDEV are as follows...... |
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| The "Code" pane is used to handle the procedures (local and global procedures) and the classes found in the current project ("Global procedures", "Local procedures" and "Classes" options)...... |
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