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GG wrote:

GG wrote:Sorry if this error is already mentioned, but for DatabaseUpdate() in chm help file (databaseupdate.html) , the example doesn't mention 2 param, only one (the db handler is ommitted).

DatabaseUpdate("UPDATE employee SET checked=1 WHERE id="+GetDatabaseString(#Database, 0))

That would be corrected as :

DatabaseUpdate(#database,"UPDATE employee SET checked=1 WHERE id="+GetDatabaseString(#Database, 0))

GG wrote:In the french .chm help file,
- AddCipherBuffer(), StartAESCipher(), GetXMLStandalone(), FinishDatabaseQuery(), AESEncoder(), FinishCipher() and AESDecoder() description are in english.
- Same thing for "Compilation d'un programme" (ide_compiler.html), from "Enable Debugger" paragraph to "constantes" paragraph.
- Same thing for "Compilation d'un programme" (ide_compiler.html), for "Constantes personnalisées" paragraph.
- In "les outils externes" (PureBasic.chm::/Reference/ide_externaltools.html), the "Enable Tool on a per-source basis" paragraph is in english.
- In "Utiliser le debugger" page (PureBasic.chm::/Reference/ide_debugger.html), the following sentence is in english : "The code view also provides the mouse-over feature from the integrated debugger to quickly view the content of a variable.".
- One paragraph for AddMailAttachment() is in english.

These small errors are still present in 4.51.

Result$ = AESEncoder(*Input, *Output, Size, *Key, Bits, *InitializationVector [, Mode])

Result$ = AESDecoder(*Input, *Output, Size, *Key, Bits, *InitializationVector [, Mode])

General Rules wrote:Constants

All constants are preceded by #. They can only be declared once in the source and always keep their predefined values. (The compiler replaces all constant names with their corresponding values when compiling the executable.)

General Rules wrote:Expressions

An expression is something which can be evaluated. An expression can mix any variables, constants, or functions, of the same type. When you use numbers in an expression, you can add the Keyword $ sign in front of it to mean a hexadecimal number, or a Keyword % sign sign to mean a binary number. Without either of those, the number will be treated as decimal. Strings must be enclosed by inverted commas.

If the result of a conditional expression is a non-empty string it will evaluate as True.
a$ = "Test"
If a$
  Debug "not empty"
Else
  Debug "empty"
EndIf

If Mid(a$, 2, 1)
  Debug "not empty"
Else
  Debug "empty"
EndIf

nco2k wrote:minus on 4 and 8?

Changes the specified MenuItem state. This functions allows you to display a 'check mark' next to the menu item text. The check is displayed when State equals 1, if State equals something else then the 'check mark' will not be displayed.