Jeff Roberts wrote: > probably an odd practice that only I do, but I edit all my 2.6 dos/2.6 > unix code with vfp 9 and I keep a 2.6 window open for compiling. I > just have to make sure the file is closed in vfp when I compile it. I > get a lot of the benefits of the vfp editor this way, although you do > have to keep in mind some stuff will pass the syntax checker but still > not compile in 2.6 > I do this usually if I have to do a load of editing and may need to indent/unindent a large section, which is easy with VFP and not so easy with FPW.
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