Come to the ChicagoFUDG meeting on Tuesday 8 August 2006 and check out another example of creativity and ingenuity in the VFP community. Our speaker will be Greg Green, a SAP consultant working on a contract in the Chicago Area. His passion is building a better programming environment. Here is Greg's description of what he will be demonstrating at the meeting:

“The menu editor is actually a subset of tools that I have been working on. I also have a program (prg) editor, a form editor, a visual class editor, a form/program/class comparison editor (displays side-by-side code and property differences), and an enhanced project manager. All editors support intellisense, code completion, color syntax highlighting, code block highlighting, change control, book marks, search/replace, undo/redo and more (user defined macros, font selection, enhanced printing, etc.).”
“Also, in the form/class editor, if properties or method names are changed it will search for matches and update references as well, and you can copy methods from other classes or forms and add as new, or append/replace existing methods. The project manager also has all the features of the standard project manager with extended capability.”

Other topics will arise as surely as ENDDO follows DO WHILE. August 8th, 2006, 5:30 PM at the Monadnock Building, 53 W. Jackson, Suite 826, Chicago Loop. More info at http://www.chicagofudg.com/ and here on the UTUGMT.