>Hi.
>I've been reading a bit about the next version of C# (3.0) which will incorporate LINQ (Langauge Integrated Query) features.
>It would appear to me that a lot of the stuff they are goin to be putting into C# 3.0 is nearly directly taken from functionality that is alredy in VFP, and after this version, in fact Dot net will have almost everthing that VFP has.
>
>So I am just psing the question if :
>C# 3.0 = VFP 10 or indeed if VFP 10 = C# 3.0

C# and VB relate to releases of Visual Studio, nothing to do with VFP directly. Starting with VS 2005 which contains many VFP like data-binding and other VFP-like features, Microsoft continues to leverage useful data-centric functionality and extensiblity features from VFP for future versions of VB, C#, and the VS IDE shell.

LINQ is not C# only, it will be surfaced in VB as well and the VB version will probably look much more like VFP code. See http://msdn.microsoft.com/vbasic/future/.

There are some developers who worked on VFP who are now working on LINQ and other VB/C# enhancements to help bring more VFP-like functionality to .NET programming in the future. Ocras, the next version of Visual Studio that will contain the new LINQ features in VB and C# plus more, is scheduled for release sometime in 2007. The version of Visual Studio beyond Orcas will continue to add more data-centric and data-programming features to VB and C#.

The VFP Roadmap describes how VFP will be updated http://msdn.microsoft.com/vfoxpro/Roadmap/default.aspx.