Hiya Mike,

>>>BTW, one unrelevant comment - you don't have to use m. as m.lcFileName when lcFileName
>>>is on the left side. Only when it's on the right.
>>
>>Ah. Ok. Thanks for the info. I like learning little tricks like this! :^).
>>
>
>Technically that's correct, but personally I find it a bit tough to remember when to use mdot
>(m.) and when not.

Same here. I just decided that if I use it all the time and VFP didn't complain about it,
no problem. My typing speed is pretty decent for a programmer, so it isn't as if it's
taking all that much extra time and effort.

>I've taken to using it all the time (except with macro substition of course).

Yeah. That, and don't clip VFP code and paste it into a PHP app and expect it
to understand m.. Basically, I wanted to port the code verbatim, keeping
the same variable names and all. PHP said "No way, Jose!" :^)

Regards,

Randall

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