| 1. Maurizo la Cecilia : just add -a to your compiler flags 2. Qatan :
For me the right thing to do is to use your public variables this way:
M->PulicVariable := “value”
That way you are going to “avoid” warnings
3. Viktor : Try hbmk2 --harbourhelp |
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Code:
- HMG 3.0.44 (Test) 2012/09/03 Changelog:
- Fixed Portuguese language definitions (Thanks to Ronaldo (Chacal.GO)) - New GridEx dynamic grid functionality and see the sample in HFCL samples directory. (Thanks to Claudio Soto) - GRID_ColumnCount ---> Return the Number of Column on GRID - GRID_AddColumnEx ---> Complement of Method: AddColumn (nColIndex) - GRID_DeleteColumnEx ---> Complement of Method: DeleteColumn (nColIndex) - GRID_GetColumnControlsEx ---> Return Array with Controls of Column(nColIndex) ==> {cCAPTION, nWIDTH, nJUSTIFY, aCOLUMNCONTROL, bDYNAMICBACKCOLOR, bDYNAMICFORECOLOR, bCOLUMNWHEN, bCOLUMNVALID, bONHEADCLICK} - GRID_GetColumnControl ---> Return specific Control of Column(nColIndex) ==> [cCAPTION, nWIDTH, nJUSTIFY, aCOLUMNCONTROL, bDYNAMICBACKCOLOR, bDYNAMICFORECOLOR, bCOLUMNWHEN, bCOLUMNVALID, bONHEADCLICK] - GRID_SetColumnControl ---> Set specific Control of Column(nColIndex) ==> [cCAPTION, nWIDTH, nJUSTIFY, aCOLUMNCONTROL, bDYNAMICBACKCOLOR, bDYNAMICFORECOLOR, bCOLUMNWHEN, bCOLUMNVALID, bONHEADCLICK] - GRID_GetColumnDisplayPos ---> Get the position of Column(nColIndex) in that display in the GRID - GRID_SetColumnDisplayPos ---> Set the position of Column(nColIndex) in that display in the GRID - GRID_GetColumnWidthDisplay -> Get the Width of Column(nColIndex) in that display in the GRID - GRID_SetBkImage ---> Set background image in Grid | |
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