Usage of X#
Usage of X#
Your question is not very specific.
But the target of XSharp in my terms:
* To make it possible to use the dbase language syntax in the .NET environment
* open the .NET environment for more developers
* easier migration of existing source code (in a dbase dialect) to the .NET environment.
The scattered communities for the dbase dialects can be united under this endeavour.
But the target of XSharp in my terms:
* To make it possible to use the dbase language syntax in the .NET environment
* open the .NET environment for more developers
* easier migration of existing source code (in a dbase dialect) to the .NET environment.
The scattered communities for the dbase dialects can be united under this endeavour.
Usage of X#
Hello,
let me add something to what Otto wrote:
X# has some features that make it interesting also for non Xbase programmers:
let me add something to what Otto wrote:
X# has some features that make it interesting also for non Xbase programmers:
- X# has a powerful preprocessor. You can add functions or commands to the language, for example to build automatically viewmodel properties with NotifyPropertyChanged support - a one liner
- X# has a runtime library with some very useful functions
- X# comes with a built in macro-compiler
- there is support for late binding - very flexible for data driven programming
- the development team gives a fantastic support and is open to feature requests
- there are plans to build a user driven class and function library that will be delivered with the product itself
- the compiler and the runtime libraries are open source, if you subscribe to the FoX program (that includes also priority support)
Wolfgang Riedmann
Meran, South Tyrol, Italy
wolfgang@riedmann.it
https://www.riedmann.it - https://docs.xsharp.it
Meran, South Tyrol, Italy
wolfgang@riedmann.it
https://www.riedmann.it - https://docs.xsharp.it