>Since xSharp is OpenSource, instead of now throwing the towel I stay back a bit - still following, not working on singular functions any more - but if they stay otherwise on track I might try to "out-Pareto" a KISS solution tick(l)ing most of my wishes, as in 10% of the code resulting in >50% of functionality wanted by this ape ;-)
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>Antonio also active over there - giving solid info, hints and code like he does here, but most other effort comes from their earlier Clipper / Vulcan customers.
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>Nobody stopping the other posters of this thread to add a few lines of code over there ;-))
>Including passionate golfers already fluent in Dotnet ;-))
I haven't looked at XSharp.
I still support some VFP apps, but all new work is in .NET.
One thing I miss in .NET is the VFP report writer. SSRS is OK, but it's primitive compared to the VFP version. I wish someone at MS would figure that out and upgrade SSRS.
Keeping up with .NET is almost a full time job and at my stage in life, a full time job is the last thing I want - especially with nice weather on the way.