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| Moves an element (leaf or node) in a TreeView control. |
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| Returns the status of each cluster node by interrogating the coordinator. |
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| Returns the name of the master node in an HFSQL cluster. |
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| Removes the specified node and its descendants in an HTML document. |
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| Expands a node and all its child elements in a TreeView control. |
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| Executes JavaScript code in an HTML Editor control. |
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| Saves the contents of a Code Editor control to a file. |
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| Duplicates the current line in the Code Editor control. |
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| Saves the contents of a Code Editor control to a file. |
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| Finds and replaces a string in the Code Editor control. |
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| Removes the specified node and its descendants in an HTML document. |
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| Used to modify the management mode of memo items. |
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| Indicates if the current code is being executed on the WebSocket server. |
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| Stops decoding a bar code in a Camera control. |
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| Adds an argument to a command to be executed in console mode. |
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| Copies an element (leaf or node) into a TreeView control. |
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| The TransparencyMode property is used to get and change the transparency mode of an image. |
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| The CONTINUE keyword can correspond:
to the CONTINUE instruction. It allows you to go back to the beginning of the first iteration without finishing the code of the current iteration.
to the CONTINUE: label. It allows you to declare a common code in a loop.... |
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| The LogMethod property is used to:
find out the log mode used for a data file (file defined in the data model editor or through programming).
define the log mode used for a data file (when the file is described through programming).... |
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| Indicates whether the application is run in VGA mode on a mobile device. |
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| Returns the display mode of an Organizer control: day, week, month, ... |
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