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| Usage example of the EmailUpdate function |
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| Opens the xBase data file and the "memo" file if it exists. |
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| List of constants used by the SNMP functions.... |
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| Procedure ("Callback") called by TreeListItem for each "child" element found. This procedure can be a local, global or internal procedure. |
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| The gglPerson type is used to describe and modify the participants attending an event of a Google calendar... |
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| Usage example of the dPolygon function |
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| The Polygon type is used to define the points of a polygon. |
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| Simulates the absence of .Net 3.0 framework. |
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| List of constants used by the functions for emulating automated tests.... |
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| Runs an action on the recorder or dictaphone found on the current device. |
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| Returns the identifier associated with an element (node or leaf) in a TreeView control. |
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| The docHeaderFooter type is used to define the text of the different paragraphs found in a page header or footer. |
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| Returns the name of a unique temporary file. |
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| The ocrTextBlock type is used to define and identify all the advanced characteristics of a text block read by the native OCR system. |
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| Used to find out whether the application is started in "simulator test mode" from WINDEV Mobile.... |
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| List of constants used by the DotNet functions.... |
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| The Navigation Bar control can be handled by programming...... |
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| Error code of last error...... |
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| List of functions for managing Google maps... |
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| List of functions for managing Google documents... |
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| The hbReading type is used to define the characteristics of a read operation. |
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| Creates and/or updates data on the Google server (addition or modification of data).... |
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| The following constants are used to manage diagrams:... |
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