QtContribs - Harbour Qt Projects

Welcome to the new chapter in Harbour's history: Harbour Qt Projects.

So far all the contribution libraries were hosted in Harbour project's repository. This is the first time a part of it has been pulled and hosted outside. To make sure that end-user is not affected by this split, the folder structure of this repository has been kept the same as that of Harbour's. The same make system and the same build targets have been achieved.

As the name suggests, Qt related projects, viz., HbQt, HbXBP and HbIDE have been transferred here.

The goal of this project is be the satellite of Harbour Project, and not an independent project. This project will try to honor the high standards set forth by Harbour. It will encourage the developers to write code in such a way that Harbour could adopt and absorb inside its own repository, if the administrators deem fit.

This project will never attempt to develop its own build system and will ever rely on Harbour's native one. So if Harbour happens to make changes then maintainers of Harbour will be requested to update the same here also. As of now I have near zero understanding of Harbour's make system, and if that breaks for some reason, I will find it helpless to set it right for this project.

Everybody is encouraged to contribute to this repository. Do not be afraid of your creativity level, just have a willingness to contribute, respect Harbour's coding high standards, and send it here. Your small contribution will make HbQt bindings extremely rich.

In this repository we do not have, at times, hypothetical constraints. But it does not mean that we have to drift away from standards set forth by Harbour. We have to remain careful about the acceptability of our codebase. Constraints can be overlooked if changes do not harm the portability issues if a piece of code is supposed to be portable.

So, do join us...

Pritpal Bedi
a student of software analysis & concepts

More at  http://sourceforge.net/projects/qtcontribs/

Locking schemes used with DBF files by Przemyslaw Czerpak

Locking schemes used with DBF files.
Przemyslaw Czerpak (druzus/at/poczta.onet.pl)


Exclusive/shared modes (DENY READ, DENY WRITE) in POSIX systems.
================================================================

Exclusive modes (DENY READ, DENY WRITE) do not exist in POSIX systems.
They can be emulated by fcntl() or flock() locks. Harbour uses flock()
in systems where it does not create conflicts with fcntl() locks used
to synchronize file access by different processes in shared mode.
Currently it's enabled by default only in Linux (tests with *BSD systems
and MacOSX showed that it interacts with fcntl locks causing deadlocks).
On other POSIX systems Harbour uses fcntl() read and write locks at
address 0x7fffffff (size 1) to simulate shared and exclusive mode.

CLIP and FlagShip use fcntl() locks to simulate shared/exclusive modes.
CLIP shared/exclusive flag:     0x7fffffff : 1 (the same as Harbour)
FlagShip shared/exclusive flag: 0x7ffffbfc : 1




File access synchronization (record and file locking) in shared mode.
=====================================================================

FlagShip uses different record and index locking schemes
(i.e. for RLOCK it locks record area) and it is not described
here.


In documentation CLIP can use Clipper like or FoxPro like locking
schemes and it can be controlled by SET LOCKSTYLE [TO] ... command
or Set( _SET_LOCKSTYLE, 0 | 1 ) function.
This switch only changes the RLOCK/FLOCK offset.
For:
   SET LOCKSTYLE [TO] CLIPPER | CLIPPER50 | CLIPPER53
or:
   Set( _SET_LOCKSTYLE, 0 )
this offset is set to 1'000'000'000. This is header lock address
and records are locked at above address + record number.
This is compatible with standard Clipper locking.
Commands:
   SET LOCKSTYLE [TO] CLIPPER52 | FOXPRO | SIX
or:
   Set( _SET_LOCKSTYLE, 1 )
set this offset to 0x10000000 keeping the same algorithm
for record locking what is incompatible with any other locking
schemes known by me. For sure it's not compatible with [V]FP
locking (see details about this locking scheme below).
For more information look at CLIP source code.




(*) In Harbour index read locks are shared on platforms which support
    shared (read) locks.

Clipper DBFNTX locking:
=======================
all locks are exclusive (*)
DBF HEADER LOCK: @1000000000 : 1 (exclusive)
DBF RECORD LOCK: @1000000000 + recNO : 1 (exclusive)
DBF FLOCK SIZE:  1000000000
   => maximum records: 3'294'967'295
      maximum file size in non POSIX systems: 1'000'000'000

NTX READ LOCK:   @1000000000 : 1 (exclusive)
NTX WRITE LOCK:  @1000000000 : 1 (exclusive)

In Harbour it's DB_DBFLOCK_CLIPPER.


Clipper new DBFNTX locking (ntxlock2.obj):
==========================================
all locks are exclusive (*)
DBF HEADER LOCK: @4000000000 : 1 (exclusive)
DBF RECORD LOCK: @4000000000 + recNO : 1 (exclusive)
DBF FLOCK SIZE:  294967295
   => maximum records: 294'967'295
      maximum file size in non POSIX systems: 4'000'000'000

NTX READ LOCK:   @1000000000 : 1 (exclusive)
NTX WRITE LOCK:  @1000000000 : 1 (exclusive)

In Harbour it's DB_DBFLOCK_CLIPPER2.


CL52 DBFCDX, SIX3 SIXCDX, SIX3 SIXNSX, [V]FP CDX
================================================
all locks are exclusive (*)
when there is no structural index:
DBF HEADER LOCK: @0x40000000 : 1
DBF RECORD LOCK: @0x40000000 + record offset : 1 (some implementations
                                                  locks whole record)
DBF FLOCK SIZE:  0x3ffffffd
   => maximum file size: 1'073'741'823

when structural index is open:
DBF HEADER LOCK: @0x7ffffffe : 1
DBF RECORD LOCK: @0x7ffffffe - recNO : 1
DBF FLOCK SIZE:  0x07ffffff
   => maximum records: 134'217'727
      maximum file size in non POSIX systems: 2'013'265'919

index file locking is the same for production and normal indexes:
CDX READ LOCK:   @0x7ffffffe : 1
CDX WRITE LOCK:  @0x7ffffffe : 1

In Harbour it's DB_DBFLOCK_VFP.


CL53 DBFCDX, COMIX (hyper locking)
==================================
all locks are exclusive (*), in index shared locks are emulated

DBF HEADER LOCK: @1000000000 : 1
DBF RECORD LOCK: @1000000000 + recNO : 1
DBF FLOCK SIZE:  1000000000
   => maximum records: 1'000'000'000
      maximum file size in non POSIX systems: 1'000'000'000

CDX READ LOCK:   @0xffff0000 + random value from 0x0 to 0xffff : 1
CDX WRITE LOCK:  @0xfffeffff : 0x10001
    if fail then @0xfffeffff : 1
    prepare the index modification in memory and before writing to
    index file lock @0xffff0000 : 0x10000
  to eliminate starvation effect caused by many readers
  on each 16-th read lock reading process tries to lock write
  area @0xfffeffff : 1 instead and then sets normal read lock

In Harbour it's DB_DBFLOCK_COMIX.


HARBOUR 32-bit locking
======================
all locks are exclusive (*), in index shared locks are emulated

DBF HEADER LOCK: @4000000000 : 1 (exclusive)
DBF RECORD LOCK: @4000000000 + recNO : 1 (exclusive)
DBF FLOCK SIZE:  294967295
   => maximum records: 294'967'295
      maximum file size in non POSIX systems: 4'000'000'000

CDX READ LOCK:   @0xffff0000 + random value from 0x0 to 0xffff : 1
CDX WRITE LOCK:  @0xfffeffff : 0x10001
    if fail then @0xfffeffff : 1
    prepare the index modification in memory and before writing to
    index file lock @0xffff0000 : 0x10000
  to eliminate starvation effect caused by many readers
  on each 16-th read lock reading process tries to lock write
  area @0xfffeffff : 1 instead and then sets normal read lock

In Harbour it's DB_DBFLOCK_HB32.


HARBOUR 64-bit locking
======================
all locks are exclusive (*), in index shared locks are emulated

DBF HEADER LOCK: @0x7fffffff00000001 : 1
DBF RECORD LOCK: @0x7fffffff00000001 + recNO : 1
DBF FLOCK SIZE:  0xfffffffeUL
   => maximum records: 4'294'967'294
      maximum file size: no limits created by locks

CDX READ LOCK:   @0x7fffffff00000000 + random value from 0x1 to 0xffff : 1
CDX WRITE LOCK:  @0x7fffffff00000000 : 0x10001
    if fail then @0x7fffffff00000000 : 1
    prepare the index modification in memory and before writing to
    index file lock @0x7fffffff00000001 : 0x10000
  to eliminate starvation effect caused by many readers
  on each 16-th read lock reading process tries to lock write
  area @0x7fffffff00000000 : 1 instead and then sets normal read lock

In Harbour it's DB_DBFLOCK_HB64.

Windows DLLs with Harbour code

There are a lot of infomation that can be gleaned if one chose to go through the \doc folder of any official harbour installation. In this post, I have chosen to re-publish the following:-


Windows DLLs with Harbour code

Programs created with Clipper or Harbour are traditionally a
monolithic EXE containing all executable code.  This includes
the Virtual Machine (VM) and the RunTime Library (RTL) as well as
your own code.  Running under Windows with Harbour, you
can now also create and use Windows DLLs that contain PRG code.

Harbour supports Windows DLLs in 3 ways.

  1) Self-contained DLLs containing functions from any platform.
     (These are not what we call a "harbour.dll", although they may
     be named that. The DLL entry points are different.)
     These have the VM/RTL inside them and can be used by any other
     Windows program. You can create a .lib for static linking,
     or use GetProcAddress as in any standard Windows DLL.
     Calling Harbour/Prg functions directly is limited to
     those that take no parameters unless you include C functions
     in the DLL that take parameters and then call the PRG-level
     code.

     To do static linking, do this to create the .lib:
        implib harbour.lib harbour.dll
     For the Borland C platform, use that library and import32.lib
     and cw32.lib from Borland, and you are ready to go.


  2) PCode EXEs using a Harbour.dll

     A Harbour.dll is designed to be called from a Harbour app.
     A pcode EXE is a small Harbour executable that does not contain the
     VM/RTL. To execute its functions, it must load and access a
     Harbour.dll.
     If you want dynamic linking, then use this to execute a Harbour
     dynamically loaded pcode DLL function or procedure:
        HB_DllDo( [,] ) --> []

     This lets you have all your common code in a DLL, and have lots
     of small EXEs that use it.  Realize however that, even though this
     may be a nice way to manage your code, each EXE may
     load its own image of the Harbour.dll into memory at runtime.
     In terms of Windows memory, there may not be a benefit to using pcode
     EXEs over monolithic EXEs. But it may be a worthwhile maintenance
     benefit to have lots of replaceable small exes.

  3) PCode DLLs used from traditional EXEs
     A pcode DLL does not contain the VM/RTL.
     It is a library of Harbour-compiled PRG code that uses the VM/RTL
     of the EXE that calls it.  This has the benefit of having
     replaceable modules in DLLs that don't necessarily require updating
     your EXE.


The following is clipped from a msg by Antonio Linares to the Harbour
developer list explaining some of the details:

Please notice that there are three different Windows DLL entry points:
   + src/vm/
   * maindll.c     Windows self-contained DLL entry point
   * maindllh.c    Windows Harbour DLL entry point  (harbour.dll)
   * maindllp.c    Windows pcode DLL entry point and VM/RTL routing functions

   >    * maindll.c     Windows self-contained DLL entry point
   To produce Harbour code, as DLLs, that may be used
   from other programming languages applications (as VB,
   Delphi, C++, etc...)

   >    * maindllh.c    Windows Harbour DLL entry point  (harbour.dll)
   To produce Harbour.dll, to be just used from small pcode Harbour EXEs

   >    * maindllp.c    Windows pcode DLL entry point and VM/RTL routing
   To produce small pcode DLLs, to be used just from Harbour EXE apps.
   maindllp.c is the entry point for the Harbour pcode DLLs. pcode DLLs
   are quite small DLLs, that just contain pcode and/or C (using extend
   api) functions.

   mainwin.c is the entry point for Windows EXEs, not for DLLs.

   You may use maindll.c, maindllh.c or maindllp.c based on
   your needs.

   If you are looking to build a Harbour.dll, then you must use
   maindllh.c

List of HB_ Functions

As posted by Grigory Filatov on the HMG Forum:-

Please take a look for the following list (borrowed from the file harbour\include\harbour.hbx):

	Quote: DYNAMIC HB_ADEL DYNAMIC HB_ADLER32 DYNAMIC HB_AINS DYNAMIC HB_ALERT DYNAMIC HB_ANSITOOEM DYNAMIC HB_APARAMS DYNAMIC HB_ARGC DYNAMIC HB_ARGCHECK DYNAMIC HB_ARGSHIFT DYNAMIC HB_ARGSTRING DYNAMIC HB_ARGV DYNAMIC HB_ARRAYTOPARAMS DYNAMIC HB_ASCAN DYNAMIC HB_ASCIIISALPHA DYNAMIC HB_ASCIIISDIGIT DYNAMIC HB_ASCIIISLOWER DYNAMIC HB_ASCIIISUPPER DYNAMIC HB_ASCIILOWER DYNAMIC HB_ASCIIUPPER DYNAMIC HB_AT DYNAMIC HB_ATI DYNAMIC HB_ATOKENS DYNAMIC HB_ATX DYNAMIC HB_BASE64DECODE DYNAMIC HB_BASE64ENCODE DYNAMIC HB_BITAND DYNAMIC HB_BITNOT DYNAMIC HB_BITOR DYNAMIC HB_BITRESET DYNAMIC HB_BITSET DYNAMIC HB_BITSHIFT DYNAMIC HB_BITTEST DYNAMIC HB_BITXOR DYNAMIC HB_BLOWFISHDECRYPT DYNAMIC HB_BLOWFISHENCRYPT DYNAMIC HB_BLOWFISHKEY DYNAMIC HB_BUILDDATE DYNAMIC HB_BYTESWAPI DYNAMIC HB_BYTESWAPL DYNAMIC HB_BYTESWAPLL DYNAMIC HB_BYTESWAPU DYNAMIC HB_BYTESWAPW DYNAMIC HB_CDPINFO DYNAMIC HB_CDPLIST DYNAMIC HB_CDPSELECT DYNAMIC HB_CDPUNIID DYNAMIC HB_CLOCKS2SECS DYNAMIC HB_CLRAREA DYNAMIC HB_CMDLINE DYNAMIC HB_COLORINDEX DYNAMIC HB_COLORTON DYNAMIC HB_COMCLOSE DYNAMIC HB_COMDISCARDCHAR DYNAMIC HB_COMERRORCHAR DYNAMIC HB_COMFLOWCHARS DYNAMIC HB_COMFLOWCONTROL DYNAMIC HB_COMFLOWSET DYNAMIC HB_COMFLUSH DYNAMIC HB_COMGETDEVICE DYNAMIC HB_COMGETDEVICEHANDLE DYNAMIC HB_COMGETERROR DYNAMIC HB_COMGETOSERROR DYNAMIC HB_COMINIT DYNAMIC HB_COMINPUTCOUNT DYNAMIC HB_COMINPUTSTATE DYNAMIC HB_COMLASTNUM DYNAMIC HB_COMLSR DYNAMIC HB_COMMCR DYNAMIC HB_COMMSR DYNAMIC HB_COMOPEN DYNAMIC HB_COMOUTPUTCOUNT DYNAMIC HB_COMOUTPUTSTATE DYNAMIC HB_COMPILER DYNAMIC HB_COMRECV DYNAMIC HB_COMSEND DYNAMIC HB_COMSENDBREAK DYNAMIC HB_COMSETDEVICE DYNAMIC HB_COMSETERROR DYNAMIC HB_CRC DYNAMIC HB_CRC16 DYNAMIC HB_CRC32 DYNAMIC HB_CRCCT DYNAMIC HB_CSTR DYNAMIC HB_CTOD DYNAMIC HB_CTOT DYNAMIC HB_CURDRIVE DYNAMIC HB_CWD DYNAMIC HB_DATE DYNAMIC HB_DATETIME DYNAMIC HB_DBCREATETEMP DYNAMIC HB_DBDETACH DYNAMIC HB_DBDROP DYNAMIC HB_DBEXISTS DYNAMIC HB_DBPACK DYNAMIC HB_DBRENAME DYNAMIC HB_DBREQUEST DYNAMIC HB_DBZAP DYNAMIC HB_DESERIALIZE DYNAMIC HB_DIRSEPADD DYNAMIC HB_DIRSEPDEL DYNAMIC HB_DIRBASE DYNAMIC HB_DIRBUILD DYNAMIC HB_DIRCREATE DYNAMIC HB_DIRDELETE DYNAMIC HB_DIREXISTS DYNAMIC HB_DIRSCAN DYNAMIC HB_DIRTEMP DYNAMIC HB_DIRUNBUILD DYNAMIC HB_DISABLEWAITLOCKS DYNAMIC HB_DISKSPACE DYNAMIC HB_DISPBOX DYNAMIC HB_DISPOUTAT DYNAMIC HB_DISPOUTATBOX DYNAMIC HB_DTOC DYNAMIC HB_DTOT DYNAMIC HB_DYNCALL DYNAMIC HB_ENDOBJECT DYNAMIC HB_EOL DYNAMIC HB_EXECFROMARRAY DYNAMIC HB_EXECMSG DYNAMIC HB_FCOMMIT DYNAMIC HB_FCOPY DYNAMIC HB_FCREATE DYNAMIC HB_FEOF DYNAMIC HB_FGETATTR DYNAMIC HB_FGETDATETIME DYNAMIC HB_FIELDDEC DYNAMIC HB_FIELDLEN DYNAMIC HB_FIELDTYPE DYNAMIC HB_FILEEXISTS DYNAMIC HB_FILEMATCH DYNAMIC HB_FISDEVICE DYNAMIC HB_FLINK DYNAMIC HB_FLINKREAD DYNAMIC HB_FLINKSYM DYNAMIC HB_FLOCK DYNAMIC HB_FNAMEDIR DYNAMIC HB_FNAMEEXISTS DYNAMIC HB_FNAMEEXT DYNAMIC HB_FNAMEEXTSET DYNAMIC HB_FNAMEEXTSETDEF DYNAMIC HB_FNAMEMERGE DYNAMIC HB_FNAMENAME DYNAMIC HB_FNAMENAMEEXT DYNAMIC HB_FNAMESPLIT DYNAMIC HB_FORNEXT DYNAMIC HB_FSETATTR DYNAMIC HB_FSETDATETIME DYNAMIC HB_FSETDEVMODE DYNAMIC HB_FSIZE DYNAMIC HB_FTEMPCREATE DYNAMIC HB_FTEMPCREATEEX DYNAMIC HB_FUNLOCK DYNAMIC HB_GCALL DYNAMIC HB_GCSTEP DYNAMIC HB_GET DYNAMIC HB_GETENV DYNAMIC HB_GETREADVAR DYNAMIC HB_GETSTDERR DYNAMIC HB_GETSTDIN DYNAMIC HB_GETSTDOUT DYNAMIC HB_GFXPRIMITIVE DYNAMIC HB_GFXTEXT DYNAMIC HB_GTALERT DYNAMIC HB_GTCREATE DYNAMIC HB_GTINFO DYNAMIC HB_GTLOCK DYNAMIC HB_GTRELOAD DYNAMIC HB_GTSELECT DYNAMIC HB_GTSYS DYNAMIC HB_GTUNLOCK DYNAMIC HB_GTVERSION DYNAMIC HB_GZCLEARERR DYNAMIC HB_GZCLOSE DYNAMIC HB_GZCOMPRESS DYNAMIC HB_GZCOMPRESSBOUND DYNAMIC HB_GZDIRECT DYNAMIC HB_GZDOPEN DYNAMIC HB_GZEOF DYNAMIC HB_GZERROR DYNAMIC HB_GZFLUSH DYNAMIC HB_GZGETC DYNAMIC HB_GZGETS DYNAMIC HB_GZOPEN DYNAMIC HB_GZPUTC DYNAMIC HB_GZPUTS DYNAMIC HB_GZREAD DYNAMIC HB_GZREWIND DYNAMIC HB_GZSEEK DYNAMIC HB_GZSETPARAMS DYNAMIC HB_GZTELL DYNAMIC HB_GZUNGETC DYNAMIC HB_GZWRITE DYNAMIC HB_HALLOCATE DYNAMIC HB_HASH DYNAMIC HB_HAUTOADD DYNAMIC HB_HBINARY DYNAMIC HB_HCASEMATCH DYNAMIC HB_HCLONE DYNAMIC HB_HCOPY DYNAMIC HB_HDEFAULT DYNAMIC HB_HDEL DYNAMIC HB_HDELAT DYNAMIC HB_HEVAL DYNAMIC HB_HEXTONUM DYNAMIC HB_HEXTOSTR DYNAMIC HB_HFILL DYNAMIC HB_HGET DYNAMIC HB_HGETDEF DYNAMIC HB_HHASKEY DYNAMIC HB_HKEEPORDER DYNAMIC HB_HKEYAT DYNAMIC HB_HKEYS DYNAMIC HB_HMAC_SHA1 DYNAMIC HB_HMAC_SHA224 DYNAMIC HB_HMAC_SHA256 DYNAMIC HB_HMAC_SHA384 DYNAMIC HB_HMAC_SHA512 DYNAMIC HB_HMERGE DYNAMIC HB_HOUR DYNAMIC HB_HPAIRAT DYNAMIC HB_HPOS DYNAMIC HB_HRBDO DYNAMIC HB_HRBGETFUNSYM DYNAMIC HB_HRBLOAD DYNAMIC HB_HRBRUN DYNAMIC HB_HRBSIGNATURE DYNAMIC HB_HRBUNLOAD DYNAMIC HB_HSCAN DYNAMIC HB_HSET DYNAMIC HB_HSETAUTOADD DYNAMIC HB_HSETBINARY DYNAMIC HB_HSETCASEMATCH DYNAMIC HB_HSETORDER DYNAMIC HB_HSORT DYNAMIC HB_HVALUEAT DYNAMIC HB_HVALUES DYNAMIC HB_I18N_ADDTEXT DYNAMIC HB_I18N_CHECK DYNAMIC HB_I18N_CODEPAGE DYNAMIC HB_I18N_CREATE DYNAMIC HB_I18N_DESCRIPTION DYNAMIC HB_I18N_GETTEXT DYNAMIC HB_I18N_GETTEXT_STRICT DYNAMIC HB_I18N_HEADERSIZE DYNAMIC HB_I18N_LOADPOT DYNAMIC HB_I18N_NGETTEXT DYNAMIC HB_I18N_NGETTEXT_STRICT DYNAMIC HB_I18N_PLURALFORM DYNAMIC HB_I18N_RESTORETABLE DYNAMIC HB_I18N_SAVEPOT DYNAMIC HB_I18N_SAVETABLE DYNAMIC HB_I18N_SET DYNAMIC HB_IDLEADD DYNAMIC HB_IDLEDEL DYNAMIC HB_IDLERESET DYNAMIC HB_IDLESLEEP DYNAMIC HB_IDLESTATE DYNAMIC HB_INETACCEPT DYNAMIC HB_INETADDRESS DYNAMIC HB_INETCLEANUP DYNAMIC HB_INETCLEARERROR DYNAMIC HB_INETCLEARPERIODCALLBACK DYNAMIC HB_INETCLEARTIMELIMIT DYNAMIC HB_INETCLEARTIMEOUT DYNAMIC HB_INETCLOSE DYNAMIC HB_INETCOMPRESS DYNAMIC HB_INETCONNECT DYNAMIC HB_INETCONNECTIP DYNAMIC HB_INETCOUNT DYNAMIC HB_INETCREATE DYNAMIC HB_INETCRLF DYNAMIC HB_INETDATAREADY DYNAMIC HB_INETDGRAM DYNAMIC HB_INETDGRAMBIND DYNAMIC HB_INETDGRAMRECV DYNAMIC HB_INETDGRAMSEND DYNAMIC HB_INETERRORCODE DYNAMIC HB_INETERRORDESC DYNAMIC HB_INETFD DYNAMIC HB_INETGETALIAS DYNAMIC HB_INETGETHOSTS DYNAMIC HB_INETGETRCVBUFSIZE DYNAMIC HB_INETGETSNDBUFSIZE DYNAMIC HB_INETIFINFO DYNAMIC HB_INETINIT DYNAMIC HB_INETISSOCKET DYNAMIC HB_INETPERIODCALLBACK DYNAMIC HB_INETPORT DYNAMIC HB_INETRECV DYNAMIC HB_INETRECVALL DYNAMIC HB_INETRECVENDBLOCK DYNAMIC HB_INETRECVLINE DYNAMIC HB_INETSEND DYNAMIC HB_INETSENDALL DYNAMIC HB_INETSERVER DYNAMIC HB_INETSETRCVBUFSIZE DYNAMIC HB_INETSETSNDBUFSIZE DYNAMIC HB_INETSTATUS DYNAMIC HB_INETTIMELIMIT DYNAMIC HB_INETTIMEOUT DYNAMIC HB_ININEW DYNAMIC HB_INIREAD DYNAMIC HB_INIREADSTR DYNAMIC HB_INISETCOMMENT DYNAMIC HB_INIWRITE DYNAMIC HB_INIWRITESTR DYNAMIC HB_ISARRAY DYNAMIC HB_ISBLOCK DYNAMIC HB_ISCHAR DYNAMIC HB_ISDATE DYNAMIC HB_ISDATETIME DYNAMIC HB_ISHASH DYNAMIC HB_ISLOGICAL DYNAMIC HB_ISMEMO DYNAMIC HB_ISNIL DYNAMIC HB_ISNULL DYNAMIC HB_ISNUMERIC DYNAMIC HB_ISOBJECT DYNAMIC HB_ISPOINTER DYNAMIC HB_ISPRINTER DYNAMIC HB_ISREGEX DYNAMIC HB_ISSTRING DYNAMIC HB_ISSYMBOL DYNAMIC HB_ISTIMESTAMP DYNAMIC HB_JSONDECODE DYNAMIC HB_JSONENCODE DYNAMIC HB_KEYCLEAR DYNAMIC HB_KEYINS DYNAMIC HB_KEYPUT DYNAMIC HB_LANGERRMSG DYNAMIC HB_LANGMESSAGE DYNAMIC HB_LANGNAME DYNAMIC HB_LANGSELECT DYNAMIC HB_LIBERROR DYNAMIC HB_LIBEXT DYNAMIC HB_LIBFREE DYNAMIC HB_LIBGETFUNSYM DYNAMIC HB_LIBLOAD DYNAMIC HB_LIBNAME DYNAMIC HB_LIBPREFIX DYNAMIC HB_LPPCREATE DYNAMIC HB_LPPDESTROY DYNAMIC HB_LPPERROR DYNAMIC HB_LPPRECV DYNAMIC HB_LPPRECVLEN DYNAMIC HB_LPPSEND DYNAMIC HB_LPPSENDLEN DYNAMIC HB_LPPSETLIMIT DYNAMIC HB_MACROBLOCK DYNAMIC HB_MATHERBLOCK DYNAMIC HB_MATHERMODE DYNAMIC HB_MD5 DYNAMIC HB_MD5FILE DYNAMIC HB_MEMOREAD DYNAMIC HB_MEMOWRIT DYNAMIC HB_METHODNAME DYNAMIC HB_MILLISECONDS DYNAMIC HB_MINUTE DYNAMIC HB_MMIDDLEDOWN DYNAMIC HB_MTVM DYNAMIC HB_MUTEXCREATE DYNAMIC HB_MUTEXLOCK DYNAMIC HB_MUTEXNOTIFY DYNAMIC HB_MUTEXNOTIFYALL DYNAMIC HB_MUTEXQUEUEINFO DYNAMIC HB_MUTEXSUBSCRIBE DYNAMIC HB_MUTEXSUBSCRIBENOW DYNAMIC HB_MUTEXUNLOCK DYNAMIC HB_MVRESTORE DYNAMIC HB_MVSAVE DYNAMIC HB_NTOCOLOR DYNAMIC HB_NTOS DYNAMIC HB_NTOT DYNAMIC HB_NUMTOHEX DYNAMIC HB_OEMTOANSI DYNAMIC HB_OSDRIVESEPARATOR DYNAMIC HB_OSERROR DYNAMIC HB_OSFILEMASK DYNAMIC HB_OSISWIN2K DYNAMIC HB_OSISWIN9X DYNAMIC HB_OSISWINCE DYNAMIC HB_OSISWINNT DYNAMIC HB_OSISWINVISTA DYNAMIC HB_OSNEWLINE DYNAMIC HB_OSPATHDELIMITERS DYNAMIC HB_OSPATHLISTSEPARATOR DYNAMIC HB_OSPATHSEPARATOR DYNAMIC HB_PATHJOIN DYNAMIC HB_PATHRELATIVIZE DYNAMIC HB_PATHNORMALIZE DYNAMIC HB_PCODEVER DYNAMIC HB_PROCESSCLOSE DYNAMIC HB_PROCESSOPEN DYNAMIC HB_PROCESSRUN DYNAMIC HB_PROCESSVALUE DYNAMIC HB_PROGNAME DYNAMIC HB_PS DYNAMIC HB_PVALUE DYNAMIC HB_RANDOM DYNAMIC HB_RANDOMINT DYNAMIC HB_RANDOMSEED DYNAMIC HB_RASCAN DYNAMIC HB_RAT DYNAMIC HB_RDDGETTEMPALIAS DYNAMIC HB_RDDINFO DYNAMIC HB_REGEX DYNAMIC HB_REGEXALL DYNAMIC HB_REGEXATX DYNAMIC HB_REGEXCOMP DYNAMIC HB_REGEXHAS DYNAMIC HB_REGEXLIKE DYNAMIC HB_REGEXMATCH DYNAMIC HB_REGEXSPLIT DYNAMIC HB_RELEASECPU DYNAMIC HB_RUN DYNAMIC HB_SCRMAXCOL DYNAMIC HB_SCRMAXROW DYNAMIC HB_SCROLL DYNAMIC HB_SEC DYNAMIC HB_SECONDSCPU DYNAMIC HB_SERIALIZE DYNAMIC HB_SETCLSHANDLE DYNAMIC HB_SETDISPCP DYNAMIC HB_SETENV DYNAMIC HB_SETKEY DYNAMIC 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Harbour Project : Migration from SourceForge to gitHub

On 14/03/13 Viktor wrote:

Here it is:
http://github.com/harbour/core SVN was converted at r18918. (18919 patch is lost, I'll commit it manually)

['core' repo name is subject to change]

I will commit there from now on, if you're active dev member or admin and want to join, drop a message. Everybody else simply fork, patch and submit a pull request if you feel you have something to be included in main repo.

Instead of 'svn export', download source zip: http://github.com/harbour/core/archive/master.zip

Instead of 'svn checkout', do this: git clone http://github.com/harbour/core.git

GitHub supports svn "emulation", see it here: http://github.com/blog/626-announcing-svn-support


-- Viktor

Using HMG Extended 226 and hbDev32 on Windows 7/8

Brief Notes on Using HMG Extended 226 and HBDEv3.2 on Windows 7/8

1) When using HMG Extended, Harbour Dev 3.2 must be used to compile and link it via hbmk2.
2) Note that HBDev3.2 uses mingw as the default compiler and my hbp file would be as follows :-

-oPMS4hmgx
-w0
-gtgui
-rebuild
# Minigui libs
-lminigui -lvfw32 -lmsvfw32
//Harbour libs
-lhbct -lhbmzip -lminizip -lhbwin -lhbmisc -lxhb

# my apps hbc file
pms4hmgx.hbc

# list of prgs
PMS4WIN.PRG
LOCKS.PRG
RDDSYS.PRG

3) Add PATH=C:\HB32\BIN to your Environmental Variables in Win 7/8

Harbour MiniGUI Extended Edition 2.2.6 Released on 17th September 2013

Hi All,

Harbour MiniGUI Extended Edition 2.2.6 setup is published at the following URL:

http://hmgextended.com/files/CONTRIB/hmg-2.2.6-setup.zip

and a full MinGW-based self-extracting archive is placed at the following URL:

http://hmgextended.com/files/CONTRIB/hmg226-mingw.exe

There are an *optional* xHarbour-based archive at the following URL:

http://hmgextended.com/files/CONTRIB/xhmg226_xhb9969.zip

and *donationware* xCC-based self-extracting archive for xHarbour.com distribution at

http://hmgextended.com/files/CONTRIB/hmg222-xcc.exe

There is the following changelog for this build:

2013/09/17: HMG Extended Edition 2.2.6 Published.
* Changed: The BACKGROUNDCOLOR property of MonthCal control was renamed to
BKGNDCOLOR at the alternative syntax for avoiding of duplication
Image control property (introduced in the build 2.2.3).
Remark: This property of MonthCal is available only at WinXP or earlier.
(see month.prg in folder \samples\Basic\Monthcal)
* Changed: The internal C-functions SetMonthCalMonthBkColor(), SetMonthCalFontColor(),
SetMonthCalTitleBkColor(), SetMonthCalTitleFontColor(), SetMonthCalBkColor(),
SetMonthCalTrlFontColor(), SetMonthCalFirstDayOfWeek(),
GetMonthCalFirstDayOfWeek() are defined as pseudo-functions now.
Contributed by Grigory Filatov <gfilatov@...>
(see demos in folder \samples\Basic\Monthcal)
* Changed: The internal C-functions SetDatePickFontColor(), SetDatePickTitleBkColor(),
SetDatePickTitleFontColor(), SetDatePickBkColor(), SetDatePickTrlFontColor()
are defined as pseudo-functions now.
Contributed by Grigory Filatov <gfilatov@...>
(see demo.prg in folder \samples\Basic\DatePicker)
* Changed: The internal C-function ClearIpAddress() is defined as pseudo-function.
Contributed by Grigory Filatov <gfilatov@...>
(see demo in folder \samples\Basic\IPADDRESS)
* Changed: The internal C-functions SetProgressbarBarColor(), SetProgressbarBkColor()
are defined as pseudo-functions now.
Contributed by Grigory Filatov <gfilatov@...>
(see demo3.prg in folder \samples\Basic\PROGRESSBAR)
* Changed: The internal C-functions SetSpinnerValue(), GetSpinnerValue() and
SetSpinnerRange() are defined as pseudo-functions now.
Contributed by Grigory Filatov <gfilatov@...>
(see demo in folder \samples\Basic\SPINNER)
* Changed: The internal C-functions GetBandCount(), GetButtonBarCount() and
CustomizeToolbar() are defined as pseudo-functions now.
Contributed by Grigory Filatov <gfilatov@...>
(see demos in folder \samples\Basic\TOOLBAR)
* Changed: The internal functions TreeView_GetBkColor(), TreeView_GetIndent(),
TreeView_GetItemHeight(), TreeView_GetLineColor(), TreeView_GetTextColor(),
TreeView_SetBkColor(), TreeView_SetIndent(), TreeView_SetItemHeight(),
TreeView_SetLineColor(), TreeView_SetTextColor() are defined as pseudo-
functions now.
Contributed by Grigory Filatov <gfilatov@...>
(see demo in folder \samples\Basic\Tree)
* Updated: Header file i_hmgcompat.ch for compatibility with Official HMG.
Contributed by Grigory Filatov <gfilatov@...>
* Updated: HbSQLite3 library:
- update for using SQLITE3 version 3.8.0.2 (from 3.8.0dev).
Contributed by Grigory Filatov <gfilatov@...>
(see demo in folder \samples\Advanced\SQLITE_2)
* Updated: Adaptation FiveWin Class TSBrowse 9.0 in HMG:
- Modified: improving displays an empty array at the initiation.
Contributed by Janusz Pora <januszpora@...>
* Updated: Harbour Compiler 3.2.0dev (r2013-09-10 02:09).
Contributed by Grigory Filatov <gfilatov@...>
(look at ReadMe.txt in folder \harbour)
* Updated: HMGS-IDE v.1.2.1 Project Manager and Two-Way Visual Form Designer:
- Fixed: Controls Copy Action not show the new object Height/Width.
Reported by Ariel Savransky.
Contributed by Grigory Filatov <gfilatov@...>
* New: 'Mouse Drag' sample with using 'On MouseDrag' event for drawing of triangle.
Based upon a contribution by Bicahi Esgici <esgici@...>.
Adapted for Minigui Extended by Grigory Filatov <gfilatov@...>
(see in folder \samples\Basic\MouseDrag)
* New: 'Message Functions Improvements' sample.
Based upon a contribution by Bicahi Esgici <esgici@...>.
Adapted for Minigui Extended by Grigory Filatov <gfilatov@...>
(see in folder \samples\Basic\MsgFuncs)
* New: 'MiniPrint for beginners in 10 easy steps' sample.
Based upon a contribution by Bicahi Esgici <esgici@...>.
Adapted for Minigui Extended by Grigory Filatov <gfilatov@...>
(see in folder \samples\Basic\MiniPrint_2)
* Updated: 'Stock' (Builder of the Function List) sample:
- Fixed: code cleaning for warnings with Harbour switch -w3.
Contributed by Grigory Filatov <gfilatov@...>
(see in folder \Utils\FuncList)

It is a regularly scheduled monthly maintenance release.

This release is considered stable and ready for production use.

--
With Best Regards,
Grigory Filatov
[MiniGUI Team]