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Hi folks, I´m using the barcode.read instruction, as in string resultado = barcode.read("Entrevistador, faça a leitura do código de barras"); It works very well when the Tablet is connected to the internet, but my interviewers are claiming that it does not work if there is no internet conn...

"renaming one of your dictionary records."
That´s what I did.
Thanks anyway
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Ari

Hi Greg,
I´m sorry I´ve posted this issue under Editing, I should have posted it under Entry.
Anyway, please see the attached snipet with the compuler error (I´m faking the insert on an external file, and it works if not for the duplicate record names).
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Ar

Hi folks, I have an application using a main dictionary and an external one, both having the same record names (the dictionaries have different names). For example, both have the PERSON record. If I try inserting a record, such as in INSERT(PERSON(i)); Naturally I get a compiler error, saying that T...

Hi Greg,
Sorry to take so long to answer.
In fact I did not try it, I did not know it even existed that possibility.
Is it a double way access in the sense that I can GET and/or PUT some file there?
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Ari

Hi folks, As I understood, using Android 11 there is no way to access files from external directories, but the ones in the SD card through the CSEntryExternal keyword. Is there a way to access the download copmmon folder as in File file = Environment.getExternalStoragePublicDirectory(Environment.DIR...

Thanks, Greg, for clarifying this issue of set trace and trace.

Hi folks, I have several notes in the data dictionary, for documentation purposes. As far as I know, the only way to look at those notes is in the dictionary application itself, or printing the dictionary. Is there a way to show those notes in the DataViewer, for example? It should be useful, when d...

Thank you for the reply. I did not realize that you could put a set trace on and off command outside the function code, as in your example. My understanding of the trace behaviour was that the tace command was executed at execution time when the logic flow was directed to the function, and then, ent...

Thanks for your answer, but the problem with that solution is that the set on and off has to be done entering the function and leaving it, and sometimes the functions can have intermediate exits in the code, than, every time I set the trace off for a certain function I do not want to "see"...