David Boatright wrote:
>>      And your contribution has been... ?
>
> To Foxpro? I continue to use it every day, unlike you.  You seem to
> maintain this list just so you can shit all over Foxpro and Microsoft
> just to promote your new toy.


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I absolutely disagree.  While he might promote Dabo, I certainly don't
think Ed shits on VFP.  Nor did Ted (who doesn't use Fox anymore).
These guys have moved onto more modern softwares and are embracing
change.  I absolutely love VFP, but I prefer MySQL for the backend...but
that doesn't mean I speak disparagingly about the Fox.  My apps have
never (afaik) had corruption because I think I've coded them quite well;
however, the daytime app I work on (not mine, but a legacy app from LONG
ago that uses direct table edits via table buffering and NO views),
suffers from lots of memo file corruption.  Why?  I think the way Fox
accesses data across the LAN (needing a constant connection) and the
ways people did things way back when seem to cause some issues today.
Hence, that kind of legacy stuff gives the Fox a bad rap, which may be
construed as "shitting all over Foxpro" but I think it's just one of
those solutions that didn't account for the ways things change in
design, and hence, it's just not as good a "mousetrap" as today's
database backends can be.  That's not a slam....it's just a (disputable)
fact, imo.





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