Agreed about subclassing.

The good news is that visual subclassing in .Net will be available through the VFP Developer Studio for .Net from eTecnologia: or so they say, and they have made good on too many claims at this point not to be taken seriously.

Hank

>>For those VFPer sitting on the .NET fence, I just discovered this guy's blog and thought I'd share it here. I'm not trying to stir up any trouble, but, its interesting stuff and some of what he says had me laughing out loud.
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>>Check it out http://dotbloat.blogspot.com/
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>Perfect thing to top a good day. For the first time for the last ten years, I took the Labor Day off - barbecue, beer etc - and this was the spiritual layered cake to make it complete.
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>Even if 80% of what he says is false, the remaining 20% is enough to not touch dot net with a stool-dipped pole. Can't subclass visually? Have to write a constructor for every class? Wow.