I do not think so at all. It's just a way to use the new lightweight Visual Studio 2008 IDE shell that Microsoft made available so developers like Craig (and others all you other gurus) can create a VS-like IDE for *ANY* language. It takes writing templates or something to make it all work.

But at the end of the day, it's an editing an creating environment (IDE) only... The final app, modules, forms, etc still have to run in the native platform they are from.

Now, there are tools that emulate the VFP command set in VS, and I think some tools to host and run and .NET objects in VFP forms, but I don't know that I am exactly right on all that. Maybe someone can fill in details or where I am wrong.



>The editor looks great but is the goal to write VFP code and have it run in a .net environment?