>Yes, I understood. When I said new, I meant new to you.
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>Good luck.
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>>>Do you think you could come back in a month or two and report how the new language compares to VFP? Not to start a war, just for an INFORMED opinion...
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>>Yes, I had the intention of doing that. I won't be disappearing from here totaly either. Btw, it's not a new language in the programing world, if that's how you understand it, to me it is. A former coleague of mine is working there too, and according to him it's not very different from VFP. Totaly OOP.
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>>Best

Well, here I am again, in my third week of Centura programming. Should you (and others) still be interested in some feedback in regard to Centura Vs. VFP, I feel I can reflect on you a few impressions I got already.

Firstly, stay away from Centura, i.e. stick to VFP, or look somewhere else for alternatives. Going over from VFP to Centura was fairly easy, I'm already fully functional programmer here, but if it wasn't for all the other things I felt I had to learn here, I'd already start looking around for a new job. Centura is by no means a tool I want to stay with, unless Gupta comes up with a new version, with changes that will raise some eyebrows even with the most experienced programmers. But let's skip the details...