On Mon, Oct 12, 2009 at 11:40 AM, Matt Slay <[email protected]> wrote:
> Wasn't thinking about anything special. First, I wanted to get advice on
> whether others were using it or not. I fear it looking like a crutch. I'm
> prepared to go the plain .Net way, or at least use some other popular
> community tool that does not have a VFP association to avoid potential
> sneers.
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It is not sneers, it is using a wrapper to do what you can already do
in VS. The quality that VS 2005 and then improvements in 2008 make
the need for the VFP tool not worthy. In that the VFP toolkit was
done in VS2003 and never upgraded.
I downloaded it and quickly glanced at the help file.
For Dates you may really really want it, because it is not a learning
how to deal with dates all over again.
Just look at the sourcecode in the help to see how to do it in .net.
The vfpData Members are not worth doing, but reading the true code it
is running is helpful:
here is the function DeleteFor()
[C#]
public static void DeleteFor(string cExpression, System.Data.DataView toView)
{
string lcOldFilter = Set("Filter");
//Update the Filter condition
SetFilterTo(cExpression);
//Loop through each record and delete it
foreach(System.Data.DataRow r in toView.Table.Rows)
{
r.Delete();
}
//Reset the filter condition
SetFilterTo(lcOldFilter);
}
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