>Actually, we have a large PB community, but I think overall this is a foxpro town. I actually prefer the fox code to VB code myself. But, I abhor the foxpro IDE. What a piece of crap. They need to do some real work on the developers environment. We need a break (and release ALL the crap) button. Where as VB I hit the cute little stop button and everything goes away. Another thing I like about VB is the find. You can limit your search or say whole project. VFP is in the hurt locker for this. The 'all objects' option is nice but you still have to open every stinkin form. geez! PB lets you search the whole project doesn't it? The Visual C++ IDE is still by far has the best IDE I have seen for finding and organizing stuff in the open project(s). The developers developing the languages that the industry use really need to look around at the other products and get some of the better ideas implimented across the board. Anyway, I have ranted enough on this... :)
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Oh, the other thing you have to watch out for with the VB stop button is that it may not clear all the open references for your objects and may leak memory that you don't get back unless you restart the environment. This is a known "feature" of ADO object references. Not a biggie though unless you spend real long development sessions.