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Type: Posts; User: Mike Peat
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Edwardo - apologies for answering in English
First, the XML you give has an error: the <TIME> element is never closed. If you fix that by changing it to <TIME /> it is OK.
Then this code in a...
Michael
OK, so I'm seeing the problem (took me frikin ages to get a working workspace, 'coz I'd f***** up the original one playing with - but not solving - this exact issue), but not yet the...
Todd (et al)
Inspired by your question, I have now written a small blog post about this, including a sample windows view (downloadable zip) for which the listing is here.
Mike
Words that echo down the centuries. ;)
Michael
It's late here and I'm going home, but I'll restart tomorrow.
Mike
Michael
I'm in a (virtual) Channel Partner Meeting ATM - I'll take a look when it's done.
Mike
Hi Michael
I did that during out first lock-down almost a year ago (I was bored - couldn't get any proper work done at home :(), just to show it could be done, so I'm slightly hazy now on the...
A useful article, especially for those using Microsoft OAuth authentication.
You'll have to enter your e-mail address to read the whole thing, but it's free.
(Thanks to Chip for the heads-up.)...
Todd
Yes. ;)
It is very easy (complete example this time):
Use Windows.pkg
Use cCharTranslate.pkg
Use seq_chnl.pkg
PS - added some bits in the above I forgot.
Mike
But Andrew is right - for safety you should probably add at least 1 to that ArraySize - I always do in my own code. ;)
Mike
Yes! ;)
Use cCharTranslate.pkg
Object oTrans is a cCharTranslate
End_Object
UChar[] ucaData
Dave - there is a setting to turn off "Stealth Mode" in Tools --> Configure Workspace (just under bugs=off ;)).
I don't think so. Sorry! ;)
Dave - this is the result of running under the debugger. You get a Windows error for you to use to dive in as a developer and see what is going wrong, then if you let it run, the error the user will...
Note: you can avoid the need for the custom comparison function (and the object to contain it, in that example) if you reorganise the Struct so that "id" is the first element, which is something you...
Edwardo
OK, try:
Use Windows.pkg
Struct st_MsGetMember_team_Value
{Name="@odata.type"}
Eduardo - you can just use SearchArray:
Use Windows.pkg
Struct stTest
Integer[] aiIDs
End_Struct
Michael
Maybe try:
<html>
<body>
<ol>
<li>Item 1</li>
<li>Item 2</li>