Hey,

I've got three questions for y'all about these two functionally identical FUNCTION definitions:

<b>Style A:</b>
DEFINE CLASS MyClass AS someclass
<b>FUNCTION MyFunc(cParam1, nParam2)</b>
ENDFUNC
ENDDEFINE

<b>Style B:</b>
DEFINE CLASS MyClass AS someclass
<b>FUNCTION MyFunc
LPARAMETERS cParam1, nParam2</b>
ENDFUNC
ENDDEFINE

1) In which Fox version did Style A become possible, and where is it documented?

2) How many of you regularly use Style A instead of the more common Style B?

3) Are there any advantages or disadvantages to using Style A? Is it more consistent with the VB and VC world?