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| Asks to run the "Request for refreshing the display" process of parent. |
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| Loads all customizations made via AAFs (Automatic Applications Features) that have previously been saved to a file. |
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| The FontBold property is used to manage bold style in a text. |
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| The FontItalic property is used to manage italic style in a text. |
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| The Extra property manges additional information. |
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| The main keyboard shortcuts in the editors are as follows...... |
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| A Font variable creates a font programmatically... |
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| WEBDEV and WINDEV allow you to print to PDF in Linux using WLanguage functions...... |
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| WINDEV Tutorial: Managing data in a WINDEV application Lesson 4 - Simple printing - 20 min |
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| Usage example of the dSlice function |
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| Usage example of the dChord function |
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| Draws a chart according to the specified parameters. |
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| The wizard for window creation proposes several types of windows associated with HFSQL tables...... |
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| Used in a mouse or stylus event (click code, hover code, left or right button pressed code, etc.) returns the horizontal position (X) of the mouse cursor in relation to the field or window in question. |
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| Usage example of the MatReadColumn function |
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| Usage example of the MatReadLine function |
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| Allows you to specify the behavior of some Automatic Application Features (AAF). You can for example configure the option for exporting to Excel used by the automatic menu of tables. |
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| The ReturnedValue property is used to handle the return value. |
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| The FontName property is used to manage the name of the font used. |
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| Usage example of the MatRead function |
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| The FontSize property is used to manage the size of the font used for an element. |
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