Hi Robert,
IMHO this would be great for most of us.
Wolfgang

Hi Karl, as far as I had understand he asked if he could use the VFP dialect and use the functionalities of the Core dialect - that means the .NET Framework. But you can use all functions of the runtime in all dialects except the Core dialect (that does not knows about arrays, floats, dates and ...

Hi Xinjie, you have to separate 3 different things: - the dialect changes the compiler behavior to mimic some xbase languages syntax. So using the Foxpro dialect the compiler "understands" things that only VFP supported. The Core dialect is basically C# with xbase syntax and does not needs any ...

Hi Chris,
thank you very much!
This way it works.
Wolfgang
P.S. since one of the libraries we would like to use this manner is a COM library that we also use from VO, we have opted to not do that because otherwise would also need to distribuite and load the XSharp.Core library

Hi Chris, The Global Namespace option needs to be used in the library where you want to prefix all classes with that namespace. Yes, I know that and I'm using that alle the time in my Core dialect libraries and applications. n order to use that library from another app/library without prefixing ...

Hi Chris,
the reference is in the /ins compiler option page in the X# help file.

About the namespace: it does not seems to work: and gives this error Wolfgang

Hi Chris/Robert, I would like to add the possibility to use the implicit namespace compiler option also for some of my own libraries. In the X# documentation is mentioned that there is an attribute [assembly: VulcanImplicitNamespaceAttribute( "SomeNameSpace )] but in the sources there is a reference ...

Hi Dick,
do you have ever tried to put a euro character in an ADS database field? At least with VO I was never able to do that....
Wolfgang

Hi Chris, in VO SetAnsi( false ) is needed for ADS to stop conversions. The ADS help says: "In order for the Advantage RDD to work properly, the SetAnsi value must be False. The Advantage RDD takes care of all conversion and always returns the data in the native Windows format-ANSI. If you ...

Hi Xinjie,
the C# code in X# has to be written as Wolfgang