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Hi, I know all Windows controls, including Tooltip. In my PowerWin library I have implemented some of them: Animation, SysLink and Up-Down. I think that Alaska has no more interest to implement other missing Windows controls. If you prefer Windows Tooltip control, why don't you implement it and make...

Hi, I know that MagicHelp is an Alaska sample in Source\Samples\Solution\Tooltip. It works fine in their example, and I don't think its a bad solution. Maybe its usage in eXpress++ system is not correct and needs some changes. In my PowerWin library I also implemented tooltip, but its simpler than i...

Hi, There are a number of complains with problems of using DC_ToolTipEnable(.T.) and MagicHelp, and none of them are solved??? It seems that MagicHelp in not so "Magic", or DC_ToolTip don't use it correctly. I think that in the line 938 the cause of error is this part: lastmp1[1] == mp1[1] .AND. las...

FieldName( nFieldPos ) // field name
FieldInfo( nFieldPos, FLD_TYPE ) // data type
FieldInfo( nFieldPos, FLD_LEN ) // field length
FieldInfo( nFieldPos, FLD_DEC ) // decimal places

I wonder if it works with current versions of Xbase++. No, I'm not interested; I just wonder. Believe or not, It works with Xbase++ build 2158. Also, Alaska documentation says this: "The PostgreSQL Database Engine supports all PostgreSQL servers, starting with Version 8.2 or higher". And again, you...

It maybe won't work with PGDBE/ISAM emulation.

Yes it works, I use it with PGDBE/ISAM emulation and its works fine. You obviously didn't try and don't know.
This version is distributed with old versions of XPP 2.0, and it works with PGDBE on Windows XP, 7, 8.1, 10.

I use 8.3.18.

Slavko

Hi, These WinAPI functions allow scheduling a thread(s) to run on a single or multiple processors. GetProccesAffinityMask() obtains the processors that a process and its threads are allowed to run on. SetThreadIdealProcessor() runs the thread on the specified processor. SetThreadAffinityMask() force...

Jimmy, Xbase++ can only use 1 x CPU. Multi-Threading, under Xbase++, does not use multi-CPU. This is not true at all. You should read the SetLogicalProcessor() and GetLogicalProcessorCount() functions. This is what Alaska documentation says: SetLogicalProcessor( [<nLogicalProcessor>] ) --> nOldLogic...

Victorio, If you want to speed up your massive data file processing, you have to create a multi-threaded application. In that case, the size of RAM memory is of no matter. You have to allocate to each thread a small file part or small array, and synchronize and join the results of all threads. By my...