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06/11/2001 11:49:49
 
 
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06/11/2001 11:25:19
Spencer Redfield
Managed Healthcare Northwest, Inc.
Portland, Oregon, États-Unis
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>Hi Steve,
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>Thanks for mentioning your experience with the Force compiler.
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>Its strict typing and requirement that all variables be declared forced me to clean up my sloppy xBase coding and developed good coding discipline I still observe. For me Force was a valuable learning experience. Too bad they couldn't make a long term go of it, IMHO.
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>Spence

Spence,

I like the strict data typing myself. It catches a lot of problems. However, I don't think you can have strict data typing and macros, and macros are nice to have. Especially for building SELECT statements. Of course, VFP could create a function for executing certain commands (such as SELECT and SET) and make macros less important. VFP allows us to all sorts of things that strict typing won't allow, so it's a tradeoff.

Three or four years ago I asked them (the guys in Spring) if they were going to make a Windows version, but they didn't see one on their horizon. I was hoping they would make a better go of it, too.
Steve Gibson
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