Hi Rod:

Miguel said hello.

I never used VB, so I can't address that. The presenter showed the "Edit and Go" and "Intermediate window" functionality and said it was new to VB.net in VS2005. I pointed out that we could do that stuff in VFP for years.

It was Ken Levy who posted the FAQ about VFP and .Net borrowing the best features from each other.

Are you doing anymore Code Camp presentations? Love to meet you ...


>>>One session dealt with the new stuff in VS2005 and the group was ooo'ing >>and ahhhh'ing over things like the intermediate window (analogous to the >>command window but way less powerful) and the ability to edit values and >>continue dejavascript:MessageSubmit()
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>John,
> Are these the features you are talking about ? For the record the immediate window has been in VB for a long time (for as long as I can remember)
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>And edit and continue ---- that was in VB as well (got lost in VB.NET 1.x) and is back now. I havent actuually played with it in VFP 9 (it does have something similar correct ?)
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>So I was just curious what features are "new" and borrowed from VFP.
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>Thanks
>Rodman