>I will have a look at it.
>I do not think that code that runs for decades will change that way - and a code rewrite has its own risks.
>Thanks for pointing me to CodeAnalyst, Thor I will not use. Dev machine and internet- shudder. There is an air gap.

I was avoiding Sedna, Thor, VFPX and what have you - even GoFish - because the early versions had difficult installations, and even when I'd manage to install them, their assumptions on my coding style were wrong and I couldn't really be comfortable using them. Specially GoFish for which I wrongly thought is an outside executable written in something else.

Then I read a few posts around here and decided to give it a try. I'm a tool writer myself (internally, though, not much that can be shared, everything is either without proper GUI or too tangled with the framework), so I remembered how some colleagues never touched some tools because the first versions I gave them to try were buggy. So I decided to do the courtesy that I didn't get (until I was the boss :), so I gave it a try. Out of dozens of tools in Thor, I'm using only a few - PEM editor (not too often), GoFish, super browse and a couple of editor shortcuts (declare locals, find locals). And that's more than enough for me - saves me a bunch of time every day.