Dec 082017
| This Clipper program allows you to create .ARR files that can be restored using an array restore utility. | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| File Name | File Size | Zip Size | Zip Type |
| ARR.DOC | 498 | 278 | deflated |
| ARR_CR.OBJ | 3360 | 1446 | deflated |
| ARR_CR.PRG | 3122 | 889 | deflated |
| COL.ARR | 42 | 21 | deflated |
| HEAD1.ARR | 154 | 8 | deflated |
| HEAD2.ARR | 154 | 8 | deflated |
| NAME.ARR | 154 | 70 | deflated |
| PIC.ARR | 364 | 20 | deflated |
| SALDET.DBF | 482 | 139 | deflated |
Download File ARR.ZIP Here
Contents of the ARR.DOC file
This program allows you to create .ARR files that can be restored
using an array restore utility.
I used the Tom Retig and Clipper library files when linking.
This captures the following information into the array files:
PIC.ARR - The editing string for the field.
COL.ARR - The column position for the get/say display.
NAME.ARR - The literal field name.
HEAD1.ARR - The first heading description.
HEAD2.ARR - The second heading description.
December 8, 2017
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