With the exception of the OS, it would be cool to roll the entire architecture with VFP.

Now I know that many learned people will say you can do that with this and that and this - but I still say it would be cool to roll it the way I want it with just VFP!

:-)

>Terry,
>I think we're getting into a different subject. VFP can not create events. Through the use of EventHandler (external COM) and BindEvent (internal native), VFP can respond to events.
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>Prior to .NET, I don't think VB could even create events. It could respond just as VFP does using the WithEvents keyword. With .NET, you can create events for your classes.
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>Do you want the ability to create COM events in VFP?
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>>It's not an excel issue:-)
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>>I think what is absent is MTDLL with global variables (pier to peir server?) and an obvious COMRETURNEVENT. Why trick the client with a forced error - why not COMRETURNERROR just for errors, and an event service just for events.
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>>Is that too simple - am I missing something?
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