Hi Paul

> I really wish you hadn't - it's not my intention to turn this into more than it is; my opinion. But I happen to think the capitalization thing IS a style difference. But anyway, here is some code I pulled out of VMP4 (which was before VFP 7), at random:

Don't worry! I'm not trying to blow things into a major debate either <g>. I'm just trying to understand your concept of consistency. I was curious if others felt the same way. Its not a big deal.

But what specifically is wrong with the case of the code you posted? The IF/ENDIF is capital but the lparameters, sys() and returns aren't? Is it the Camel Case Letters? I've had to work with code from many developers, so I guess my skin is pretty thick (and not just because I eat well)!

>
>From: frmDEGridNav.Init()
>
>

>lparameters tuInitialValue, tcFilter, tcAddOnTheFlyAlias
>
>IF sys(16,0) = "PROCEDURE CLASSBROWSER"
>  *
>  *  this code prevents a crash when this class is
>  *  instantiated from the Class Browser, by dragging
>  *  the class icon onto _Screen
>  *
>  return .t.
>ENDIF
>
>IF !frmDataEntry::Init(tuInitialValue,tcFilter,tcAddOnTheFlyAlias)
>  return .f.
>ENDIF
>

>
>Another chunk of code that I found a bit unwieldy is the UpdateBuffers() method from frmData. It's fairly well commented, but it's pretty darn long. I'd say confusing.