Echo this. Also, C# code is not as clean as Delphi code. You can put all kind of annotations in a C$ file, for example, the strings with [], or to mark a region. Those texts are not essential to the code itself and make the source code more difficult to read.
Same happens to the project files. C# generates a bunch of files even for empty projects but I think it's a VisualStudio.NET thing. -- Best regards, Jack Thursday, July 28, 2005, 7:42:06 AM, you wrote: > I think everything you said is true, and I'd just like to add that > Visual Studio's IDE can be incredibly slow. Overall, I estimate that I > can do about 4 times as much work in Delphi as I can in C#. Some of that > difference can be explained by knowing Delphi much better than C#, but > most of it is due to Delphi just working better. > Sincerely, > Brad Gies __________________________________________________ Delphi-Talk mailing list -> [email protected] http://www.elists.org/mailman/listinfo/delphi-talk
