<r>I have to apologize because I made a mistake here. I'm not sure what I was doing when I got the results I reported, but the FoxPro help is clear that the array isn't truncated: <B><s>[b]</s>Each successive row in the array is filled with the contents of the next record in the table. If the array ...

<t>I mentioned some issues with Copy to Array a while back, which have been fixed, but I don't think I ever mentioned this. When you use Copy to Array with Foxpro, the length of the array will be truncated to the number of the items copied. With XSharp, the original length of the array remains uncha...

I tried the "@S8" with Transform in FoxPro and it didn't seem to work. LEN(Transform(Space(100), "@S8")) returns 100 in FoxPro. It would be a handy feature though.

I tried both the popup window and MemVarGet and both ways work well. Thanks Robert and Chris.

<t>A variable which is created with PRIVATE or DIMENSION isn't available in Locals and it does not appear capable of being added to the Watch window since it says it does not exist in the current context. Some time ago there was an article posted on this site saying that PRIVATE variable values coul...

<t>The whatsnew file for the latest update says "Fixed some issues with declaring arrays in the VFP dialect (#848)". When I look at issue 848 in github it addresses many different array issues and possible solutions. Is it possible to be more specific on what was fixed/updated regarding arrays in th...

Thanks, Robert, that's very helpful.

Is there an easy way to either convert a fox array to an xsharp array (and vice versa) while keeping the contents, or to copy the contents of one type of array to the other type of array?

Thanks, that's very helpful.

<t>It appears to be the case (using version 2.11) that, if an array is dimensioned with more columns than a corresponding table contains, you get a Bound Error when you copy to array. In other words, if you dimension myArray(1000,4) and the table you are copying has only three columns then it genera...