BuilderD, BuilderB; heck, just give me aselobj() <s>

The common thread through all the VFP user's comments about .NET is very simple: if I make the switch, I will lose my productivity, even after I learn the gazillion .NET classes.

Application production is different than application creation, in the same way that being a chef is different than being a gourmet cook. Both may turn out the same product; but the chef does it about 5 to 10x the speed of the gourmet cook, and has to, in order to stay in business.

Hank

>>Hi Ken,
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>>I've read a few articles and papers on creating builders in .NET, and while it's doable, it's still a very big pain. I'd love to see a paper that created a framework for building builders that made it as easy as it is in VFP. Custom builders save us about 50% of the time required in designing forms, minimum.
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>Sort of like a BuilderD for .Net. That would rock!
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>BOb