Nadya,

>Your emulator works fine, but it's not a complete replacement of command window. It has couple of limitations. For instance, I can not select multiple lines and execute them by hitting Enter, as I can in VFP Command window. In VFP Command window I see reserved words in blue, but not in your Emulator. Also, Error Message, wcich comes with VFP, uses _Screen.Title. Yours shows 'Microsoft Visual FoxPro' instead.

Of course there are differences. This VFP command window, never could replace the original one: There are things that cannot (or difficult) be done in a VFP form. For instance displaying the reserved words in blue would be quite a problem.

But if you feel that there are things that can be of added value to this command window, feel free to adress it. I'll gather them and i'll consider to implement them next time....

Thanks,

Walter,



>Anyway, all these observations are minor. You did a great job and I really like this Emulator. I'll see, if I can use it in my applications.
>
>Thanks a lot.
>
>>Nadya,
>>
>>>>The font of the real VFP command window can be adjusted. This one has Courier 9 as font, which to my knowledge is default font in VFP.
>>>
>>>I haven't studied code in depth, but in start program I noticed 'Arial' 8.
>>
>>That's for setting the _Screen font.
>>
>>>>>I'm not sure about message either...
>>>>
>>>>message ? what do you mean ?
>>>>
>>>
>>> Your Error Message doesn't have Help button, as VFP command window has...
>>
>>I know, but since this command window was intended to run stand alone, you'll not be able to display VFP's help on a client machine (UNLESS you distribute it along with your app; I'm not sure, however, if this would break licensing etc..). So I though, a HELP button would be pretty useless here.
>>
>>Walter,