On 22-Nov-18 1:53 PM, Alan Bourke wrote:
Paul
I've used it a little bit - what I used seemed solid but a lot of it has been
rendered less useful after 16 years of developments in the .NET framework. For
example:
"Functions like STRTOFILE() convert a string to a file in only one line of
code."
Well, these days you can:
File.WriteAllText(@"c:\temp\myfile.txt", @"Some text.");
... so give it, say, another 16 years and it could have caught up with
Foxpro <g>
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