>Has anyone actually used this function toolkit in a .NET app? Did this library ever catch on in the .Net world?
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>http://foxcentral.net/microsoft/VFPToolkitNET.htm
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>I'm just wondering if it is a good idea to use something like this in .Net, or if there are other more commonly used libraries to add string handling functionality to .Net apps.
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>Would other devs see this as some weakness to hang on to a bunch of VFP methods, or would it be some great tool that even non-VFP'ers would use.

For string handling there is .Net libraries:) .Net string handling is much richer than VFP's.

IMHO, one should use that toolkit only in his/her learning phase of .Net to get ideas on how something could be done (with .Net 1.x). The functions do not 1-to1 map (well I should be lying saying functions - the few ones I checked, particularly those in string functions group) as how they work in VFP. Non-VFPers would never use them I think (and VFPers I doubt).

Cetin