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edk wrote: ↑

Thu Jun 14, 2018 11:02 am

If you mean Static Google Charts, maybe this will be helpful:

Very helpful, indeed. Thanks for sharing!
regards,
Pete

What is the difference between REQUEST & #Include? a 'REQUEST' is a statement directed to the linker that demands to link the requested modules while an '#include' is a directive to the compiler (in fact to the pre-processor ) that instructs him to incorporate a source file exactly in place where t...

That's nonsense! and quite premature, if not completely false, misinformation, too.
Win32 appls (and OS support) will be here (any way or another) for at least a decade, probably much more.

regards,
Pete

Hi Grigory,
my best wishes, for your birthday !

Rathinagiri wrote: ↑

Sat Jan 27, 2018 1:03 pm

It is not only the life of the program. But the program of the life.

Hmm... this quote must have a so much deep meaning, that could kneel deep down, any modest mind-compiler!

regards,
Pete

I have this code, which is in C, downloaded from web. ... Thanks Anand, and although I'm not sure what kind of C-dialect is the code posted above, here is the same code "ported" to Harbour: (warning: not tested!) FUNCTION HsvToRgb(h, s, v) // NOTE: h,s,v given values must be in the range 0..1 LOCAL...

Maybe hb_DirScan(<cPath>, [<cFileMask>], [<cAttr>]) ➜ aFiles) is what you're looking for. PROCEDURE Main() local a := hb_DirScan( "C:\harbour", "*.txt" ) aeval( a, {|e| qout( e[1] ) } ) return Keep in mind that searching an entire hard disk could be quite time consuming, so you have to warn user(s) ...

Has there been any schism within the Harbour Project? Do Szakáts and Czerpak walk each one for their side? :( Hi, I wouldn't say that. Besides, I cannot and I won't speak on behalf of Viktor or Czerpak, (or anybody other) regarding their plans and moves. And especially when I'm not aware of anythin...

KDJ wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 11, 2017 7:07 pm

PdfView version 2017-09-11:

Very good job. Well done!

regards,
Pete

BTW I saw a growing interest to MinGW-based build of MiniGUI Ex at http://sourceforge.net/projects/hbpidew/ This is a excellent news. Hi, just a clarification: the above link at sourceforge refers to a quite old bundle of MiniGui-ex pre-compiled with MinGW gcc compiler. I was maintaining it for som...

Thanks. The double precision does not apply to numeric value in memory I guess. it's not clear what you mean by "numeric value in memory" but as far as I know, Harbour uses double numeric type which of course follows double value specification as defined by IEEE 754, that is 53bit precision . Isn't...