>>* Use Bitwise functions in VFP instead of simple And/Or in VB
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>Nothing to do with the thread, I just want to say that I like this kind of comments in my codes. Especially for some of our apps that requires us to include the source codes with the whole package.
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>I see two effects to this:
>1. A VB coder would either be pissed off/or enlightened. No offend to VB coders intended.
>2. We're advertising the fact that we're using THE better product.

Hi Ramil,
Actually, the comment was driven because the post concerned converting VB code to VFP and I wanted to explain the need of having to use a function call and not the simple IF statement used in VB.

As for the "THE better product", I think VFP is better than VB at many things. However, there are times when I'll jump over to VB and write a simple COM wrapper and use it in VFP because VB is better at the task I'm trying to do. Accessing the WinAPI is one example. VB has structures and VFP does not. When you deal with some structures that have other structures as elements, it can get very difficult to keep track in VFP.

Regards.