VFP does not support what's called "overloading", which means that you must give each function an unique name. If you have more than one function with the same name, the last loaded function will overwrite the earlier function in cache, and be used.


>Hi all
>I heard abaout 'You can do with vfp what ever you want!'.
>
>This means that you can include same function twice?
>
>Please look on the following code:
>

test1()
>function test1
>	a='First'
>	messagebox(a)
>endfunc
>function test1
>	a='Second'
>	messagebox(a)
>endfunc

> You will get messagebox 'Second'.
>
>You will get 'Second'. also if you will add 'Set procedure to .. additive.
>
>For Example
>

*prog1
>Set procedure to prog2  additive
>test1()
>function test1
>	a='First'
>	messagebox(a)
>endfunc
>function test1
>	a='Second'
>	messagebox(a)
>endfunc
>
>*prog2.prg
>function test1
>	a='Other'
>	messagebox(a)
>endfunc

>
>So, if vfp can do every thing, can I say to my dear fox to void duplicate function name?
>Help please