InWindowsMobileMode (Function)

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Sharing code between WINDEV, WINDEV Mobile and WEBDEV
Running processes containing compilation errors
Function availability

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WEBDEV

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See also

InWindowsMobileMode (Function)

In french: EnModeWindowsMobile

Warning
From version 27, this feature is no longer available.

Indicates whether the code is run:

from a Windows Mobile application.
from a WINDEV application, from a WEBDEV website or from a PHP application.

Example

// Code exécuté depuis l'application Windows Mobile ?
IF InWindowsMobileMode() = True THEN
	// Application Windows Mobile 
	// Traitement à effectuer
	...
ELSE
	// Application WINDEV standard, PHP ou site WEBDEV
	// Traitement à effectuer
	...
END

Syntax

<Result> = InWindowsMobileMode()

<Result>: Boolean

True if the code is run from an application for Windows Mobile,
False if the code is run from a WINDEV application, from a PHP application or from a WEBDEV website, ...
This parameter always corresponds to False.

Remarks

Sharing code between WINDEV, WINDEV Mobile and WEBDEV

InWindowsMobileMode allows you to share source code between WINDEV, WINDEV Mobile and WEBDEV.

During the compilation, the functions that cannot be used in WINDEV Mobile will be signaled in the "Code" pane. However, no runtime error will be triggered by these functions.

For example, the following code is shared between a WINDEV Mobile application and a WINDEV application.

MonFichierParam is string
// Code exécuté depuis l'application WINDEV Mobile ?
IF InWindowsMobileMode() = True THEN
	// Application WINDEV Mobile
	MonFichierParam = "\MesFichiers\Param.INI"
ELSE
	// Application WINDEV standard
	MonFichierParam = fCurrentDir() + "\Param.INI"
END

During the compilation, an error will be displayed in the "Code" pane to indicate that fCurrentDir is not allowed in Windows Mobile. However, no runtime errors will be generated when using the application on a cell phone: in fact, the fCurrentDir function will never be called.

Running processes containing compilation errors

By default, the security mechanism of WLanguage is triggered only if the line containing the compilation error is run.

For example, if a function not allowed in the current product is found in a loop (IF), the security mechanism of WLanguage will be triggered only if the line containing this function is run.

Function availability

InWindowsMobileMode can be used in all IDEs to allow for cross-platform code. Functions or procedures that use InWindowsMobileMode can be shared between several products without generating any compilation error.

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