>>>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.
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>>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.
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>>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.
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>What I dislike on Thor is the internet connection. And it integrates to deep for my taste.
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>GoFish I have my problems (we had a thread about it, no need to warm it up)
>PEM Editor - a thing I never found a use for
>Locals - I have my tolls since the days of yore + intellisense (I believe I have download / FAQ about this here)
>Super browse - Thor only, also I have a different style of data creation that will not fit into it. (All on CA that will not run without the App) Also I love to create my SQL on my keyboard.

You make assumptions which are totally wrong, You wrote "And it integrates to deep for my taste." The only thing Thor really does, is to create a few _screen.properties. These properties are code executed via Execscript. Apart from these changes, nothing "mysterious" is really going on. And to start Thor, you run only one line of code, "Do RunThor.prg". So if you don't run this one line, your installation remains unchanged.

Your negativeness to Thor reminds me of the people who used to ask "How do I turn of this damned Intellisense thing, it makes me crazy". I suggest that you give it a try. If you don't like it, just delete the Thor folders, and you are back where you started.