Ed Leafe wrote:
>  
> Imagine if VFP offered the option of storing in either VCX or PRG,  
> and could work with either one: can anyone think of a reason to  
> prefer a VCX?
>   
The continuous refactoring cycle that you get into with visual design 
tools might work better with record-based metadata perhaps. If you look 
at something like a .NET project all the auto-generated stuff that 
defines the UI and the linkages to your event code is either fairly well 
concealed in collpased code sections and partial class files, or in a 
seperate resource file, in case you change it manually and end up with 
the Visual Studio IDE not being able to display your form again. Which 
used to happen quite a bit in older versions!




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