>Two worthless YUD from me:
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>>M$'s ways are misterious, and I am not going to even try to understand the reasoning. My guess though is that they are just deciding not to decide, leaving things pretty much the way they are, until something comes up that forces them into one or the other direction.
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>Couldn't resist noting that you can put our president instead of M$ here - fits completely. Still, this leaves VFP far better off than my country.
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Do not know if that is a consolation though. You mean it's that bad. You seem to be free to talk though, or is it not _that_ bad :).
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>I may be risking a lot investing so much time in VFP, but then - Fox is around for years, and lots of apps done in previous versions are still well and alive. I've even seen mFoxPlus still running. Therefore, if VFP loses future - well, we've made good friends here, and we had lots of fun and learned a lot on OOP and C/S and all the cool stuff, and will have a nice couple of years while VFP inertia lasts, during which we may switch to anything you like. With the advent of Tahoe and announcement of VFP7, I think we're safe for at least four years.
I do not think it is really a question of choice even. You do not stop everything and go out and learn a new langage and programming environment. I'm lucky too. Lots of programs written in Foxpro, that await Y2K upgrads, so yes I guess I'm safe untill 2002 as well.
Take care.
Marc
If things have the tendency to go your way, do not worry. It won't last. Jules Renard.