### Aligned DBCREATE example before

Source: https://harbour.github.io/the-oasis/docs/click05.htm

Example of a DBCREATE() call that Click recognizes and aligns.

```clipper
dbcreate( 'filename.dbf', { { 'xxxxx', 'C', 23, 0 }, ;
                                  { 'yyy', 'D', 8, 0 }, ;
                                  { 'yy', 'C', 8, 0 }, ;
                                  { 'yuu', 'D', 8, 0 }, ;
                                  { 'yijiiiyy', 'N', 9, 2 }, ;
                                  { 'yhhfyy', 'D', 8, 0 } } )
```

--------------------------------

### Run PBMake with example filename

Source: https://harbour.github.io/the-oasis/docs/pbmake05.htm

Example of running PBMake with a specific makefile name, showing the optional extension.

```text
MAKE MYPROG
```

--------------------------------

### Example of DBCREATE not following the pattern

Source: https://harbour.github.io/the-oasis/docs/click05.htm

Example that is not aligned because the format does not match the prescribed pattern.

```clipper
local temp := {}

aadd( temp, { 'xxxxx', 'C', 23, 0 } )
aadd( temp, { 'yyy', 'D', 8, 0 } )
aadd( temp, { 'yy', 'C', 8, 0 } )
aadd( temp, { 'yuu', 'D', 8, 0 } )
aadd( temp, { 'yijiiiyy', 'N', 9, 2 } )
aadd( temp, { 'yhhfyy', 'D', 8, 0 } )

dbcreate( filename, temp )
```

--------------------------------

### hb_SetZipComment() and hb_ZipFile() example

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/hbziparc.html

Example that sets a comment and then creates a ZIP file with hb_ZipFile().

```harbour
? hb_SetZipComment( "This is an Test" )
? hb_ZipFile( "test.zip", { "test.xml", "test.ini" } )
```

--------------------------------

### SAVE ALL LIKE command example

Source: https://harbour.github.io/the-oasis/docs/click05.htm

Example of a command that was also fixed, likely related to the two-word command issue.

```unknown
SAVE ALL LIKE A????X TO TEMP
```

--------------------------------

### AdsDDAddTable() example with AdsConnect60()

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/rddads.html

Example of using AdsConnect60() to connect as ADSSYS, then adding a user and tables to a data dictionary. The connection uses all types of connection (7) and the example shows creating a user and adding tables with AdsDDAddTable().

```unknown
IF AdsConnect60( "harbour.add", 7 /* All types of connection */, "ADSSYS", "", )
   // Add one user
   AdsDDCreateUser( , "Luiz", "papael", "This is luiz User" )
   // Add the tables
   AdsDDAddTable( "Table1", "table1.adt", "table1.adi" )
   // ...
ENDIF

```

--------------------------------

### Example: Saving a WBMP image with gdImageWBmp()

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/hbgd.html

Harbour example that creates an image, allocates colors, draws a rectangle, and saves it as a WBMP with a black foreground.

```harbour
LOCAL pImage
LOCAL white, black

// Create an image in memory
pImage := gdImageCreate( 100, 100 )

// Allocate background
white := gdImageColorAllocate( pImage, 255, 255, 255 )

// Allocate drawing color
black := gdImageColorAllocate( pImage, 0, 0, 0 )

// Draw a rectangle
gdImageRectangle( pImage, 0, 0, 99, 99, black )

// Save the image with black as foreground color
gdImageWBmp( pImage, "myimage.wbmp", black )

```

--------------------------------

### DBCREATE array alignment example

Source: https://harbour.github.io/the-oasis/docs/click05.htm

Example of an array destined for DBCREATE() that the Aligner now recognizes and aligns.

```clipper
somevar := {{ 'XXX', 'C', 123, 0 },;
           { 'YYYYY', 'C', 99, 0 },;
           {'Z','D',8,0},;
           { 'AFIELD', 'C', 2, 0 } }
```

--------------------------------

### gdImageGD() example

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/hbgd.html

Example for gdImageGD(). Loads a GIF image, then saves it as a GD image.

```harbour
LOCAL pImage := gdImageCreateFromGif( "myimage.gif" )

// Image conversion
gdImageGD( pImage, "myimage.gd" )
```

--------------------------------

### gdImageFillToBorder() example

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/hbgd.html

Example for gdImageFillToBorder(). Creates a 100x100 image, allocates blue and red, draws an ellipse, fills it to border, and saves as JPEG.

```harbour
LOCAL pImage
LOCAL blue, red

// Create an image in memory
pImage := gdImageCreate( 100, 100 )

// Allocate color
blue := gdImageColorAllocate( pImage, 0, 0, 255 )
red  := gdImageColorAllocate( pImage, 255, 0, 0 )

// Draw an ellipse
gdImageArc( pImage, 50, 25, 98, 48, 0, 360, blue )

// Fill the ellipse
gdImageFillToBorder( pImage, 50, 50, blue, red )

// Save the image
gdImageJpeg( pImage, "myimage.jpg" )
```

--------------------------------

### gdImageFilledPolygon() example

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/hbgd.html

Example for gdImageFilledPolygon(). Creates a 100x100 image, allocates blue, draws a filled polygon with vertices, and saves as JPEG.

```harbour
LOCAL pImage
LOCAL blue
LOCAL aVertices := { ;
   { 50,  0 }, ;
   { 99, 99 }, ;
   {  0, 99 } }

// Create an image in memory
pImage := gdImageCreate( 100, 100 )

// Allocate color
blue := gdImageColorAllocate( pImage, 0, 0, 255 )

// Draw a filled polygon
gdImageFilledPolygon( pImage, aVertices, blue )

// Save the image
gdImageJpeg( pImage, "myimage.jpg" )
```

--------------------------------

### gdImageCreateFromPng() usage example

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/hbgd.html

Complete example of creating a PNG image from a file and using it. The image pointer is stored in a LOCAL variable.

```harbour
LOCAL pImage := gdImageCreateFromPng( "myimage.png" )

// Use image here
```

--------------------------------

### gdImageSetPixel() example

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/hbgd.html

Example for gdImageSetPixel(). It creates a 100x100 image, allocates white, draws a pixel at (50,50), and saves the image as myimage.jpg.

```harbour
LOCAL pImage
LOCAL white

// Create an image in memory
pImage := gdImageCreate( 100, 100 )

// Allocate color
white := gdImageColorAllocate( pImage, 255, 255, 255 )

// Draw a pixel
gdImageSetPixel( pImage, 50, 50, white )

// Save the image
gdImageJpeg( pImage, "myimage.jpg" )
```

--------------------------------

### gdImageCreateFromPng() handle example

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/hbgd.html

Example of loading a PNG image from a file handle with a size parameter using gdImageCreateFromPng().

```harbour
pImage := gdImageCreateFromPng( nFileHandle, nSize )
```

--------------------------------

### gdImageCreateFromWBmp() handle example

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/hbgd.html

Example of loading a WBMP image from a file handle with a size parameter using gdImageCreateFromWBmp().

```harbour
pImage := gdImageCreateFromWBmp( nFileHandle, nSize )
```

--------------------------------

### gdImageCreateFromWBmp() usage example

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/hbgd.html

Complete example of creating a WBMP image from a file and using it. The image pointer is stored in a LOCAL variable.

```harbour
LOCAL pImage := gdImageCreateFromWBmp( "myimage.wbmp" )

// Use image here
```

--------------------------------

### hb_ZipFile() usage examples

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/hbziparc.html

Examples of creating zip files with a single file, an array of files, compression level, codeblock, and password.

```harbour
LOCAL aFiles, nLen, aGauge

IF hb_ZipFile( "test.zip", "test.prg" )
   ? "File was successfully created"
ENDIF

IF hb_ZipFile( "test1.zip", { "test.prg", "test.hbp" } )
   ? "File was successfully created"
ENDIF

IF hb_ZipFile( "test2.zip", { "test.prg", "test.hbp" }, 9, {| cFile, nPos | QOut( cFile ) } )
   ? "File was successfully created"
ENDIF

aFiles := { "test.prg", "test.hbp" }
nLen   := Len( aFiles )
hb_ZipFile( "test33.zip", aFiles, 9,,, "hello" )
```

--------------------------------

### Run AEval() example with hbrun

Source: https://harbour.github.io/example/arreval

Run the example with hbrun and observe the output showing each array element with its position.

```bash
$ hbrun arreval.prg

       100          1
       200          2
       300          3

```

--------------------------------

### wvw_cbGetIndex()

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/gtwvw.html

Get current selection in combobox (start from zero).

```APIDOC
## wvw_cbGetIndex()

### Description
Get current selection in combobox (start from zero).

### Syntax
```
wvw_cbGetIndex( <nWinNum>, <nCBId> )
```

### Parameters
- **nWinNum** (numeric) - Optional - Window number. Default is current window.
- **nCBId** (numeric) - Required - ID of combobox.

### Returns
Current position in combobox or -1 if failed.

### Platforms
Available on Windows

### Tags
API, `GTWVW`
```

--------------------------------

### Aligned DBCREATE example after

Source: https://harbour.github.io/the-oasis/docs/click05.htm

Shows how DBCREATE is transformed into a more readable format .

```clipper
dbcreate( 'FILENAME.DBF', { { 'XXXXX'   , 'C', 23, 0 }, ;
                                  { 'YYY'     , 'D',  8, 0 }, ;
                                  { 'YY'      , 'C',  8, 0 }, ;
                                  { 'YUU'     , 'D',  8, 0 }, ;
                                  { 'YIJIIIYY', 'N',  9, 2 }, ;
                                  { 'YHHFYY'  , 'D',  8, 0 } } )
```

--------------------------------

### Example of @ SAY GET lines with COLOR clause

Source: https://harbour.github.io/the-oasis/docs/click05.htm

Shows @ SAY GET lines where the COLOR clause is a function call, which previously caused alignment issues. Click! now uses 'SAY |GET |PICT|COLO|WHEN|RANG|VALI' to detect these clauses.

```clipper
@  7, 25 get rdbf1 picture "@!"  color (cCGetColor)
@  9, 25 get rprefunc picture "@!" valid ChkPreFunc() color (cCGetColor)
@ 10, 25 get rpostfunc picture "@!" valid MakeStru() color (cCGetColor)
@ 11, 25 get reptype picture "@!" valid REP->reptype$"RP" color (cCGetColor)
@ 12, 25 get custom picture "@!" valid REP->custom$"YN" color (cCGetColor)
```

--------------------------------

### Run osshell.prg with hbrun and expected output

Source: https://harbour.github.io/example/osshell

Command to run the Harbour example program osshell.prg using hbrun, followed by the expected output showing the shell prompt. The program prints 'About to shell to OS...' before starting a new shell.

```bash
$ hbrun osshell.prg

About to shell to OS...
$

```

--------------------------------

### Example: Setting a tile with gdImageSetTile()

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/hbgd.html

Harbour example that creates an image, loads a tile from PNG, sets it, and fills a rectangle area using the gdTiled special color.

```harbour
LOCAL pImage, pTile
LOCAL blue, red

// Create an image in memory
pImage := gdImageCreate( 100, 100 )

// Open the tile PNG. For best results, portions of the
// tile that should be transparent (i.e., allowing the
// background to shine through) should have the transparent
// color index.
pTile := gdImageCreateFromPng( "mytile.png" )

// Allocate color  (background color is the first allocate)
black := gdImageColorAllocate( pImage, 0, 0, 0 )

// Set the tile
gdImageSetTile( pImage, pTile )

// Fill an area using the tile
gdImageFilledRectangle( pImage, 25, 25, 75, 75, gdTiled )

// Save the image
gdImageJpeg( pImage, "myimage.jpg" )

```

--------------------------------

### gt_ChrCount() Example

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/hbgt.html

Example counting the occurrences of 't' in a string.

```plaintext
? gt_ChrCount( "t", "the cat sat on the mat" )  // --> 4

```

--------------------------------

### Run hello.prg with hbrun and expected output

Source: https://harbour.github.io/example/hello

Shows the command to run the example and the expected output. The command 'hbrun hello.prg' produces the output 'Hello, world!'.

```text
$ hbrun hello.prg

Hello, world!

```

--------------------------------

### gt_CharOdd() Example

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/hbgt.html

Example showing the extraction of characters at odd positions.

```plaintext
? gt_CharOdd( "abcdefghijklm" )  // --> "acegikm"

```

--------------------------------

### gt_CharMix() Example

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/hbgt.html

Examples showing how gt_CharMix() amalgamates two strings.

```plaintext
? gt_CharMix( "abc", "123" )    // --> "a1b2c3"
? gt_CharMix( "abcde", "123" )  // --> "a1b2c3de"
? gt_CharMix( "abc", "12345" )  // --> "a1b2c345"

```

--------------------------------

### Example of a PBMake script with three sections

Source: https://harbour.github.io/the-oasis/docs/pbmake06.htm

Shows a PBMake script with three sections, each defining COMPILER, FLAG, PROG, SRCDIR, and OBJDIR. The first section also sets EXEFILE, LINKFILE, and LINKER.

```pbmake
EXEFILE=

LINKFILE=
LINKER=

COMPILER1=
FLAG1=
PROG1=
SRCDIR1=
OBJDIR1=

COMPILER2=
FLAG2=
PROG2=
SRCDIR2=
OBJDIR2=

COMPILER3=
FLAG3=
PROG3=
SRCDIR3=
OBJDIR3=
```

--------------------------------

### gt_CharEven() Example

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/hbgt.html

Example showing extraction of characters at even positions.

```plaintext
? gt_CharEven( "abcdefghijklm" )  // --> "bdfhjl"

```

--------------------------------

### hb_SetBuffer() example

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/hbziparc.html

Example call to hb_SetBuffer() with custom buffer sizes.

```harbour
hb_SetBuffer( 100000, 115214, 65242 )
```

--------------------------------

### Example: Setting line thickness with gdImageSetThickness()

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/hbgd.html

Harbour example that allocates colors, sets thickness to 4 pixels, draws a fat line, and saves the image to a JPEG file.

```harbour
#include "gd.ch"

LOCAL pImage
LOCAL black, white

// Create an image in memory
pImage := gdImageCreate( 100, 100 )

// Allocate color  (background color is the first allocate)
black := gdImageColorAllocate( pImage, 0, 0, 0 )
white := gdImageColorAllocate( pImage, 255, 255, 255 )

// Set thickness.
gdImageSetThickness( pImage, 4 )

// Draw a fat line from the upper left corner to the lower right corner.
gdImageLine( pImage, 0, 0, 99, 99, white )

// Save the image
gdImageJpeg( pImage, "myimage.jpg" )

```

--------------------------------

### OBJDIR override example

Source: https://harbour.github.io/the-oasis/docs/pbmake06.htm

Shows how to set a global OBJDIR and override it for a specific section with OBJDIR2.

```plaintext
OBJDIR=OBJ\

OBJDIR2=\OTHER\OBJ
```

--------------------------------

### hb_GetZipComment() example

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/hbziparc.html

Example call to hb_GetZipComment() that prints the comment from test.zip.

```harbour
? "The comment in test.zip is:", hb_GetZipComment( "test.zip" )
```

--------------------------------

### AdsCacheOpenCursors() syntax and example

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/rddads.html

Syntax and example for AdsCacheOpenCursors(), which caches open cursors to speed up subsequent SELECTS. The default cache size is 25. The example disables caching by passing 0.

```harbour
AdsCacheOpenCursors( <nOpen> ) → nRetVal

```

```harbour
? AdsCacheOpenCursors( 0 )

```

--------------------------------

### Short Form Blank Template (PBINIT Basic PBMake script with comments)

Source: https://harbour.github.io/the-oasis/docs/pbmake03.htm

Default short form blank template with full commenting. Created by typing PBINIT <makefilename> and selecting 'Basic PBMake script with comments' from the menu. Contains placeholders for TARGET, LINKFILE, LINKER, INCLUDE, OBJDIR, SRCDIR, and up to 99 sections with FLAG and PROG variables.

```plaintext
******************************************************************************
*                 PBMake 2.16 for Clipper, Xbase++, C and ASM                *
*       Copyright (C) 1998 Phil Barnett, All Rights Reserved Worldwide       *
*                           See PBMAKE.NG for help.                          *
******************************************************************************

               // The target you are creating
TARGET=

               // The linker script for the TARGET
LINKFILE=

               // The linker you are using
LINKER=

               // The include files you depend on
INCLUDE=

               // Where the object code will go
OBJDIR=

               // Where the source code resides
SRCDIR=

================== Section 1 ====================

               // The compiler flags for this section
FLAG1=

               // The source files to compile (no extensions)
               // Multiple sources per PROG1= line is OK
PROG1=
PROG1=
PROG1=
PROG1=

================== Section 2 ====================

               // The compiler flags for this section
FLAG2=

               // The source files to compile (no extensions)
               // Multiple sources per PROG2= line is OK
PROG2=
PROG2=
PROG2=
PROG2=

(You can have up to 99 sections)
```

--------------------------------

### gt_AtDiff() Example

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/hbgt.html

Example comparing two strings and showing the returned positions.

```plaintext
? gt_AtDiff( "the cat", "the rat" )  // --> 5
? gt_AtDiff( "the cat", "the " )     // --> 0

```

--------------------------------

### PBMake multi-line directive examples

Source: https://harbour.github.io/the-oasis/docs/pbmake06.htm

Shows how LIB, INCLUDE, PROG1, INCLUDE2, and CLEANUP directives can be repeated to add more values. These directives are additive and can be used up to 99 sections.

```plaintext
LIB= F:\FLEXFILE\LIB\FLEX52.LIB
LIB= F:\COMIX\LIB\CMX52.LIB
```

```plaintext
INCLUDE=C:\SOMEDIR\GLOBAL.CH
INCLUDE=C:\ANOTHER\GLOBAL2.CH
```

```plaintext
OBJDIR=OBJ\

FLAG1= /W /M /N /Q /ES2
```

```plaintext
PROG1=HELP     DBF_OPEN PRINTER  WHERPRNT P_PAYMNT J_BILL
PROG1=ERROR52  INVCOST  GOODNTX  ADDQUEUE VENEDIT  VENADD
PROG1=EDTQUEUE FBROWSE  DEPTADD  PDOTADD  ORDRFILL CLEAREM
```

```plaintext
INCLUDE2=C:\MSC\INCLUDE\C_GLOBAL.H
INCLUDE2=PUBLICS.H
INCLUDE2=FLD_MAST.H
```

```plaintext
CLEANUP=TEMP.TXT
CLEANUP=*.$*
CLEANUP=$*.*
```

--------------------------------

### PBMAKE.INI [CLIPPER] section with {PRE}/{POST} link script example

Source: https://harbour.github.io/the-oasis/docs/pbmake08.htm

Example of the [CLIPPER] section in PBMAKE.INI used to create link scripts (.LNK). The {PRE} and {POST} position locators mark where linker commands go before and after object references; {OVERLAY} makes PBInit always overlay source code. Extra library calls are commented out and can be uncommented or deleted per link script needs. The section also includes placeholders for [C], [TASM], [MASM], and [XPP] sections.

```ini
[CLIPPER]
{OVERLAY}
{PRE}
NOBELL

BLINKER MESSAGE WINK
BLINKER INCREMENTAL OFF
BLINKER EXECUTABLE CLIPPER //F:99  //E:0
BLINKER EXECUTABLE EXTENDED 1500
# BLINKER EXECUTABLE COMPRESS 1

BLINKER HOST MESSAGE ON

STACK 7168

SEARCH BLXRATEX,BLXCLP52
{POST}
#BEGIN

#  file cmxdbt52.obj
#  file cmx52.obj

#  lib cm52
#  lib cmx52

#END

# lib nanfor

# Search mrwindow
# @mrdmax
# fi mrdump.lib

#@CL520MIN
@CL520MID
#@CL520MAX

# MODULE EXITSTATE,GETAPPLYKE,_EXITSTATE,GETACTIVE,READVAR

#fi cld

#@cm
#@cmx

#begin
#  lib TPOVL52
#end
#search TPBLX52

#@TPBLX.lnk

#BEGIN
#  lib FLEX52
#END

#BEGIN
#  lib FUNCK
#END

#lib LLIBCA

#lib CTp
#FI CTUSp

[C]
{PRE}
{POST}

[TASM]
{PRE}
{POST}

[MASM]
{PRE}
{POST}

[XPP]
{PRE}
{POST}
```

--------------------------------

### wvw_cbCreate()

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/gtwvw.html

Create a combobox in current window.

```APIDOC
## wvw_cbCreate()

### Description
Create a combobox in current window.

### Syntax
```
wvw_cbCreate( <nWinNum>, <nTop>, <nLeft>, <nWidth>, <aText>, <bBlock>,
<nListLines>, <nReserved>, <nKbdType>, <aOffset> )
```

### Parameters
- **nWinNum** (numeric) - Optional - Window number. Default is current window.
- **nTop** (numeric) - Required - Top coordinate of combobox.
- **nLeft** (numeric) - Required - Left coordinate of combobox.
- **nWidth** (numeric) - Required - Width of combobox.
- **aText** (array) - Optional - Array with all combobox elements. Default is empty.
- **bBlock** (code block) - Optional - Code block, executed for the following events: CBN_SELCHANGE, CBN_SETFOCUS, CBN_KILLFOCUS. This code block will be evaluated with the following arguments: nWinNum, nCBId, nType, nIndex.
- **nListLines** (numeric) - Optional - Number of lines to list items (default is 3). Will be automatically truncated if this parameter is greater than Len(aText).
- **nReserved** (numeric) - Optional - Reserved for future use.
- **nKbdType** (numeric) - Optional - Specifies the behavior of combobox. Can be 0 or 1. Default is 0.
- **aOffset** (array) - Optional - Array with four elements containing offsets to corner pixels { x1, y1, x2, y2 }, to adjust dimension of combobox. Default is { -2, -2, +2, +2 }. The third element (y2) is actually ignored. Height of combobox is always 1 char height.

### Returns
Handle of combobox, if successful. Zero if failed.

### Platforms
Available on Windows

### Tags
API, GTWVW
```

--------------------------------

### Array constant example

Source: https://harbour.github.io/the-oasis/docs/click05.htm

Example of an array constant with mixed types, likely used for demonstration.

```clipper
somevar := { { 'XXX'   , 'C', 123, 0 }, ;
             { 'YYYYY' , 'C',  99, 0 }, ;
             { 'Z'     , 'D',   8, 0 }, ;
             { 'AFIELD', 'C',   2, 0 } }
```

--------------------------------

### wvw_pbCreate()

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/gtwvw.html

Creates a pushbutton in the current window with specified coordinates, text, image, and behavior.

```APIDOC
## wvw_pbCreate()

### Description
Creates a pushbutton in the current window.

### Syntax
```
wvw_pbCreate( <nWinNum>, <nTop>, <nLeft>, <nBottom>, <nRight>, <cText>,
<cImage>/<nImage>, <bBlock>, <aOffset>, <nStretchBitmap>, <lMap3DColors> )
```

### Parameters
- **nWinNum** (numeric) - Optional - Window number. Default is current window.
- **nTop** (numeric) - Required - Top coordinate to create the button.
- **nLeft** (numeric) - Required - Left coordinate to create the button.
- **nBottom** (numeric) - Required - Bottom coordinate to create the button.
- **nRight** (numeric) - Required - Right coordinate to create the button.
- **cText** (string) - Optional - Text of the button. Default is "".
- **cImage/nImage** (string or numeric) - Optional - If specified as numeric, identify ID from Resource in a .RC file. If specified as string, must have a full path to an image file.
- **bBlock** (code block) - Optional - Code block to be executed whenever a BN_CLICK event occurred (press and release the button). Always pass as a parameter: nWinNum and ID of button.
- **aOffset** (array) - Optional - Array of four row/column elements with top/left, bottom/right coordinates to align button with.
- **nStretchBitmap** (numeric) - Optional - Number between 0 and 1 (inclusive) as a stretch factor: 1.0 0.5 0 The bitmap will cover all button. The bitmap will cover only 50% of the button. The bitmap will not be stretched. Default is 1.
- **lMap3DColors** (logical) - Optional - Specified if an image will be transparent (.T.) or not (.F.). This will work on 256 colored bitmaps only.

### Returns
Returns the handle of the new pushbutton, if successful (or zero if failed).

### Platforms
Available on Windows.
```

--------------------------------

### gt_AscPos() Example

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/hbgt.html

Example showing ASCII value conversion of a character at a given position in a string.

```plaintext
? hb_BChar( gt_AscPos( "the cat sat on the mat", 3 ) )  // --> "e"

```

--------------------------------

### hb_SetDiskZip() example

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/hbziparc.html

Example codeblock that alerts the user to insert a disk when a disk change is needed.

```harbour
hb_SetDiskZip( {| nDisk | Alert( "Please insert disk no " + hb_ntos( nDisk ) ) } )
```

--------------------------------

### wvw_pbCreate() Syntax

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/gtwvw.html

Creates a pushbutton in the current window. The image can be a resource ID (numeric) or a full path to an image file (string). The code block is executed on BN_CLICK events. Returns the handle of the new pushbutton, or zero on failure. Available on Windows.

```unknown
wvw_pbCreate( <nWinNum>, <nTop>, <nLeft>, <nBottom>, <nRight>, <cText>,
<cImage>/<nImage>, <bBlock>, <aOffset>, <nStretchBitmap>, <lMap3DColors> )
```

--------------------------------

### gdImageCreateFromJpeg() example

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/hbgd.html

Example of loading a JPEG image from a file and using it. The returned pointer is not NIL on success.

```harbour
LOCAL pImage := gdImageCreateFromJpeg( "myimage.jpg" )

// Use image here
```

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### Build and run a Harbour application with hbmk2

Source: https://harbour.github.io/examples

Compile and run a Harbour program using the hbmk2 command, then execute the resulting binary.

```shell
$ hbmk2 app.prg
$ ./app

```

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### gdImageCreateFromGif() example

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/hbgd.html

Example of loading a GIF image from a file and using it. The returned pointer is not NIL on success.

```harbour
LOCAL pImage := gdImageCreateFromGif( "myimage.gif" )

// Use image here
```

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### wvw_pgCreate()

Source: https://harbour.github.io/doc/gtwvw.html

Create progress bar for current window.

```APIDOC
## wvw_pgCreate()

### Description
Create progress bar for current window. Progress bar range is initially set as 0 to 100, start from 0.

### Syntax
```
wvw_pgCreate( <nWinNum>, <nTop>, <nLeft>, <nBottom>, <nRight>, <aOffset>, <nBackColor>, <nBarColor>, <lSmooth>, <lVertical> )
```

### Parameters
- **nWinNum** - Window number. Default is current window.
- **nTop, <nLeft>, <nBottom>, nRight>** - Coordinates to create a progress bar.
- **aOffset** - Array of four elements with top/left, bottom/right coordinates to align progress bar with row/column.
- **nBackColor** - Background color.
- **nBarColor** - Progress bar color.
- **lSmooth** - `.T.` draw progress bar as a continuum bar `.F.` draw progress bar with tiny distinct rectangles (default)
- **lVertical** - `.T.` draw as vertical progress bar `.F.` draw as horizontal progress bar (default)

### Returns
Progress bar handle, if successful. Zero if failed.

### Platforms
Available on Windows
```