>We've run into some problems locating exactly what data manager was used with, apparently, with files with a tlb extension. The following code snippet is some that's apparently used to access these files

>if SETUP->NFEET = 0 // use metric conv.
>  nstit := _sper3
>  nsper := setup->nsper
>endif
>fwindow( 6, 3, 15, 43, "GR+/RD,N/W,N", .t., "Executing Commands, "DOUBLE")

>Don't mean to be short on the sample, but if I were asked to describe the language, I'd say it looks like a cross between xBase, Pascal (note the assignment statements), and C (note the comments).
>
>My gut reaction is Clipper, but I've never laid eyes on line one of Clipper code, so I can't say for certain.
>
>tia,

Pls note that this is clipper (// are used for comments, := operator for assignment, "GR+" etc. are color codes)..

can u pls give some more code where this tlb extension is used...

Pls also note that if u r doing clipper to fox conversion, beaware of user defined commands in clipper.. (through that user can create alltogether a new language..), here are few examples....

// Clipper Sample Header file (files with ch extension)

# Command  DEFAULT  <p>  TO  <Val>  [, <pn> TO  <Valn>]  => ;
	   <p> = iif( <p> = NIL, <Val>, <p> ) ;
	   [; <pn> = iif( <pn> = NIL, <Valn>, <pn> ) ]
	
# Command  REPEAT        =>  Do While .T.

# Command  UNTIL <expl>  =>  If (<expl>); Exit; End; End


Usage of abv defined commands...

DEFAULT A TO 12, B TO "Test"  // Assigns default values to 2 variables

REPEAT  // Starts a Loop
.....
.....

UNTIL X < 12

Pls chk the Include files i.e. (ch ext.) which defines all commands...

Pls advs. if any additional info. is req..