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[Massimo Belgrano]

Complete info are wirtten only in changelog.txt
we search somebody that extract from here and update an official document
if you use last version of hbide have a function in toolbar  who search in
prc,ch,c,h and edit
search in a subdirectory and include subdir so if you c:\harbour\
and you can go to edit source with a click
for example i have search hb_IniRead in c:\harbour
so you  can use for help same user find right information in harbour

Folder: c:\harbour

c:\harbour\examples\httpsrv\uhttpd.prg ( 1 )

   (2372)   LOCAL hIni := hb_IniRead( cConfig, TRUE ) // TRUE = load all
keys in MixedCase, redundant as it is default, but to remember

c:\harbour\src\rdd\hbsix\sxini.prg ( 1 )

   (101)   hIni := hb_IniRead( cFile, .F.,, .F. )

c:\harbour\src\rtl\hbini.prg ( 3 )

   (102)  FUNCTION hb_IniRead( cFileSpec, lKeyCaseSens, cSplitters,
lAutoMain )

   (107)   RETURN hb_IniReadStr( cData, lKeyCaseSens, cSplitters, lAutoMain
)

   (109)  FUNCTION hb_IniReadStr( cData, lKeyCaseSens, cSplitters, lAutoMain
)

c:\harbour\tests\parseini.prg ( 4 )

   (028)   hIni := hb_IniRead( cName )

   (069)   hIni := hb_IniRead( cName, /*default case*/ , /*Default key
indicators */ , .F. )

   (133)   hIni := hb_IniReadStr( cIni, /*default case*/ , /*Default key
indicators */ , .F. )

   (169)   cIni := hb_IniWriteStr( hb_IniRead( cName ) )



you can find same info here http://harbourlanguage.blogspot.com/
<http://harbourlanguage.blogspot.com/>
2010/2/11 Pete <pete_westg at yahoo.gr>

> I am looking for Harbour manual/documentation.
> I am aware about a quite old (x)Harbour help file being distributed along
> with "minigui extended", but that document seems to not updated for a long
> time and does not cover many new functions introduced with Harbour v.2.00
> and later. I am a frequent reader of  the harbour-developers mailing list
> and there I see  many new and very interesting hb_* functions, mentioned by
> core-developers in their responses,  for which functions i cannot find any
> documentation.
> Does anybody know of such kind of documentation -in any format (even .txt)?
>
> thanks in advance,
>
> ---
> Pete
>
>
>
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Massimo Belgrano