Greetings everyone; I just discovered this project, and it's pretty interesting; I tried the IDE for like 10 minutes, and I think it might fit our needs; the problem is, we have a legacy codebase written in dBase, with .wfm, .prj, and other files; is there a way to use xsharp as a drop-in replacement then work from there?
tyia
-M
is there a way to painlessly migrate from dBase to X#?
Re: is there a way to painlessly migrate from dBase to X#?
Marco,
To be honest: we do not have much experience with the latest version of dBase.
We need to take a look at the syntax for language extensions, such as how classes are created, and we also need to take a look at the file format of forms such as .wfm
If you can give us a small example project, we can take a look and tell you how easy or difficult it is going to be.
It also helps if we can get access to the (offline) dBase documentation.
Robert
To be honest: we do not have much experience with the latest version of dBase.
We need to take a look at the syntax for language extensions, such as how classes are created, and we also need to take a look at the file format of forms such as .wfm
If you can give us a small example project, we can take a look and tell you how easy or difficult it is going to be.
It also helps if we can get access to the (offline) dBase documentation.
Robert
XSharp Development Team
The Netherlands
robert@xsharp.eu
The Netherlands
robert@xsharp.eu