... depends on your defintion of string delimiter, I guess ... whether those compiler substitutions are evaluated before or after the string delimiters.

>It is not exactly used as a string delimiter either:)
>

>#define hello goodbye
>? "Hello"
>? 'Hello'
>? [Hello]
>

>Cetin
>
>>Cetin --
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>>Well, I would agree that for me it is the most natural thing to do -- I spent 30 years using another language (APL) where [] was indeed used for arrays. I'm not so sure that others would necessarily agree that it is the 'most natural thing' to do. I tend to avoid it now because of the confusion with string delimiters.
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>>And, I have no doubt it occurs because of the related use of [] as string delimiters.
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>>>But using [] for arrays is the most natural thing to do. I think it is connected with the weird behavior using [ ] in strings. It is a big bug for me anyway that should be corrected by now. Your version is SP2 (I use SP1) and looks like the bug still exists in SP2 (no hope from now on - with all the other bugs left in language).
>>>Cetin
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>>>>I thought I was blind -- I could see that the syntax coloring gets garbled, even before beautify -- but it took a while to see how it also has the same problem with the 'C' going to lowercase 'c'.
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>>>>Odd little bug, indeed ... which appears, I guess only if you use brackets instead of parens.
>>>>
>>>>Any other known bugs?
>>>>
>>>>>>Just curious here --
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Do you use Beautify?
>>>>>>Are there things it does that you wish it didn't?
>>>>>>Are there things you wished it would do?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Cheers
>>>>>
>>>>>I use it all the time (not only for others code). However it is not bug free. Check this one, might be corrected in SP2 (I don't have any VFP on this box yet to test):
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>>>>>Beautify bug - and syntax coloring? Thread #1098909 Message #1098909
>>>>>
>>>>>Cetin