FiveTech Software tech support forums

Marc,

I suggest going here and reading about the hb_StrReplace() function. Much more flexible than StrTran.

https://github.com/Petewg/harbour-core/wiki/hb_S

Perhaps this will help. Not my work, I just remember this being shared on this forum previously.


http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewt ... 0&p=209552


Robb

In SQL it is referred to as DDL.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/659 ... e-in-mysql

show create table <database name>.<table name>;

Robb

I just tried that, it actually moves the problem back to where I started before making the suggested change to attach to oRb instead of oWnd. It paints incorrectly and nothing is clickable whether using oRb or oWnd. Here is the sample code you provided, edited to show the situation. It adds MDI to t...

Thanks again. I'm going to edit the sample that was provided here to better illustrate the last painting problem. No matter what I change I can't get the top of the ribbon bar, starting with the tabs but also the ribbon bar background itself, to start painting below the button bar, the ribbon bar se...

Thank you so much. Making the button bar a child or the ribbon bar fixes most of the painting problems, and all of the clicking behavior problems. And setting the top margin to a larger value does push the top of the ribbon bar tabs down so that the tabs should be visible, but the groups and the but...

Antonio, In the last example given for setting up a ribbon bar, it compiles and runs correctly. However, I typically use a small button bar above the ribbon bar, but when I add the following to the BuildRibbon function, immediately after the local declarations, the layout is no longer correct, appar...

I compile using -w3, which causes this problem with some FWH code. I work around it by preceding and following the problematic code with: #pragma WARNINGLEVEL = 1 DEFINE BUTTONBAR OF oApp:oWnd STYLEBAR SIZE 70, 70 DEFINE BUTTON OF oApp:oWnd:oBar PROMPT FWString( "Exit" ) RESOURCE "exi...

Search in the FWH spanish forum, there are a number of examples to find there.

EXTEND CLASS <ClassName> WITH [MESSAGE <MessageName>] METHOD <FunctionName>
EXTEND CLASS <ClassName> WITH MESSAGE <MessageName> INLINE <expression>
EXTEND CLASS <ClassName> WITH DATA <MemberName> [PERSISTENT]

Do you mean taking the screen shot of an screen area within a FWH application itself, or just within a windows desktop in general? If the latter from Windows 7 on Windows has included a utility named Snipping Tool that works reasonably well. It has existed in Windows 10 for a while but it looks like...

To be a bit more clear, I can use the wallpaper as the background, it is the scaling part that I don't know how to do.

I have been using small graphics via drawtiled() for some time, it works great. But now I have a wallpaper size file that I need to automatically scale to the size of the window, scale to fit basically, not tiled. I don't see how to this, and anybody point me in the right direction.

Thanks.

Robb

Try adding mpr.lib to your linker batch file.

I see this behavior all the time with Windows 10, things like mail showing an icon for new mail, but then not clearing after reading without mousing over the icon. And also left behind in the same way when closing an application, close the app and the icon stays visible until a mouse over. MalwareBy...