Franz, what you need, depends on what you are using. The files are in the Redist folder. That folder contains a file redist.txt that lists all the files. If you compile in the VO dialect, you need: XSharp.Core.dll XSharp.Data.dll XSharp.RT.DLL XSharp.RT.Debugger.DLL // only when you want to use the ...

Xinje,
That library is included with X# 2.20 that should be released in the coming week(s).

Robert

Xinjie, Ok, I see. You are referring to the specific events for VFP forms. Our implementation of the VFP compatible forms, which is based on Windows Forms, also calls these event handlers, and we have tried to call them in the same order as VFP. I am sure that there are places where we got it wrong....

Xinjie,

I do not understand what you mean with problem as VFP's “order of events”

Robert

Xinjie, Some differences between .Net and VFP: - .Net has Fields and Properties. VFP calls everything Properties - In VFP methods that are called when an event is happening are called Events. In .Net these 'Event Handlers' are just methods. Technically, there is no difference between a method that i...

Franz,
I would ask this on the Inno forum or newsgroup https://groups.google.com/g/innosetup/

Xinjie, The template does not have the AS Clause, but you can of course use that clause. The big difference between X# (.Net) and FoxPro is that you can decide yourself from which class you want to inherit. In FoxPro all classes must eventually inherit from one of the FoxPro classes like "Custo...

Xinje
There is no need to close the editor for most options. A fake change will repaint the editor window and will show the changes.

Robert

Xinje 1) Tools Options, Search for X#. On the options page under Text Editor you can enable the line separators and also choose if single line entities (fields, properties etc) should have a line 2) The # of types in .Net is so big that bringing up that list proved to be a little slow. We will bring...

Kees,
The conversion is automatic :
Robert