>>>Now I don't know how dot net manages compilation on-the-fly. But I heard it handles only managed code...
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>>You could compile-as-a-service a generated piece of code and load that class.
>>But for most usages, reading a template and building a GUI tree similar to DOM tree is good enough.
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>If it can do conditional reading the template, i.e. variable on-the-run... Some pieces of the template would be omitted for some users, some controls not generated, some blocks optional (depending on the user's category-position-usage)... then yes, that would be as perfect as it gets.

See my answer to Ian... doable. But you have to pick your approach to a problem with more forethought - with vfp it is easier to fix mistakes made early, rewrites in Java/Dotnet take more effort in my expirience.
And don't forget that vfp GUI also has many warts - since no updates were done, we move around them now by instinct.

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>Would almost make me sorry that I don't need it anymore :).

You can jump in at xSharp to keep that grey matter sharp ;-)