COM Interop: Making .NET and VFP Talk to Each Other
any developers wrote VFP applications using COM components, usually for data access logic and business logic. As a VFP developer you’ll be relieved to know that you can reuse those
any developers wrote VFP applications using COM components, usually for data access logic and business logic. As a VFP developer you’ll be relieved to know that you can reuse those
‘m sure you are as anxious as I am to explore new properties, events, and methods, new or improved commands, and FoxPro Foundation Classes (FFCs). Let’s dive right in! Anchoring
very version of FoxPro has always included a number of enhancements to the IDE and Visual FoxPro 9 is no exception. Fonts and Colors EverywhereOne major enhancement to the UI
n this article, you’ll learn about the new reusable data environments, report protection, and several user interface enhancements, enhancements to layout objects and data groups. Finally, you’ll learn about one
isual FoxPro 9.0 contains more functional enhancements to the data engine than any release since 3.0. From the new and extended functionality in SQL to new data types and a
Fast Facts Develop custom enumerating functionality and take advantage of iteration through non-collection-based classes. ne of the coolest things I like about the .NET Framework is the way collections are
lthough Visual Basic .NET is just as powerful as C# for building business applications, it did not get the initial push that C# did back at PDC 2000 when Microsoft
or many small and medium sized programs, it isn’t too difficult to find and fix bugs based on reproducible information from users. As applications increase in size and complexity, the
sing .NET reflection and external metadata makes it easy to add data validation to your objects. Nearly every application that collects data, whether from a Windows- or Web-based form or