lcTest = "This is a value " + ; "that continues around to here" or, if you want two separate lines lcTest = "This is a value " + chr(13) + ; "that continues around to here"and it's no longer a problem.
* Original code sample left-justified: >IF .T. >IF .T. >lcTest = "this is a value ; >that continues around TO here" && Note the quotes start and end on two separate lines >? lcTest >ENDIF >ENDIF > >* In VFP9, it correctly indents it, leaving the left-justified string continuation: >IF .T. > IF .T. > lcTest = "this is a value ; >that continues around TO here" > ? lcTest > ENDIF >ENDIF > >* In FPW 2.6, it does not, and indents the continuation line: >IF .T. > IF .T. > lcTest = "this is a value ; > that continues around TO here" > ? lcTest > ENDIF >ENDIF >* Several unwanted tabs have just been introduced into the literal string via FPW 2.6's Beautify >* Turning off indented continuation lines makes it even worse. >>