You indent the first line and it will come back to that column for the next line
>Ok, how do I enable VFP9's auto-indent?
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>How about having the ability to indicate what lines have changed? Line numbering? Incremental searching?
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>Not sure about having to "go directly to the code block you need". While this is true for the visual designers, how about code folding for prodecure files and classes defined in code?
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>Mike
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>>VFP9 HAS auto-indent and intellisense. The only thing it's missing (AFAIK) is the code folding, but since you go directly to the code block you need, you don't need to 'put the other code out of the way'
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>>So again, what's wrong with the editor?
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>>>Well ever since I've started to mess with some VB.NET code in the VS2005 IDE, I'm kinda liking the code folding feature, automatic indenting (not having to run VFP's beautify as a separate thing), intellisence (is somehow "nicer"), etc.
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>>>Not sure that an external editor can supply these things for VFP code though.
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>>>Mike
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>>>>What's wrong with VFP's editor?
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>>>>>Has anyone discovered any good text editor to replace VFP native one?
>>>>>
>>>>>I've come across NotePad++. Its free and can be customized for "User Defined Languages". The down side is that I don't see VFP in their list and was wondering if anyone tried to create a VFP version. How far did you get? Care to share?
>>>>>
>>>>>If not, it looks like I may try to begin doing one myself.
>>>>>
>>>>>Regards,
>>>>>Mike
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