Chris, just wanted to ask you, how you "do" the red line divider in the source editor, (i.e., decide, "where" to put it), as i thought building a "sort entities" tool might make a nice holiday project - only to find, you already implemented this, albeit "experimental"... A first try let me a bit ...

DH, Du willst eigentlich eine Grafikdatei als Hintergrund im Shellwindow anzeigen. Gabs da nicht ein Sample unter VO, IIRC mit Farbverlauf und was weiß ich, oder was das in der Newsgroup? Vllt. hat das noch jemand...

FTR, in VO it doesn't "work", you get no warning, that's all...

C'mon, if your customer would sent you "this" as bug report, you'd yell at him - how should anyone detect with this, what problem you really have?

Horst, i asked KI again (hadn't mentioned the variable blanks) and got: SELF\s*:\s*odbSina\s*:\s*FIELDPUT\s*\(\s*#ObjektDat Made a test proj, set two vars to your search string, and FiF found both. That was the explanation i got: - `SELF`: Sucht nach dem Wort "SELF". - `\s*`: Erlaubt null oder mehr ...

... As i understand Chris it work in 'Find in files' but only in 'current file' not over the whole project so i dont need it. What Chris wrote: The regex option is only available in the Find in Files dialog. There you may restrict the search range to the current file, but the default is "Project ...

Horst, first: The "regex" search is ONLY implemented für "Find in Files", not in "Find" - so, good for you. second: #Objectdat .and. put .and. sina' It's unclear, what you want to find here - probably all three of them will be somewhere in your prgs in the project. But "AND" usually servers to ...

I suppose, he wants to "OR" some search terms.
What should be possible, if one uses the "Regex" checkbox (what i never tried, hadn't noticed this option is available...)

Xinje, so i understood you correctly. :) cFTP is part of Vo assembly, which you may add in references for sure and it should work. But i never tried this, maybe there are some corner cases, where some of the "tweaks" to the compiler via the dialect switches might interfere with each other. I'd ...

Wolfgang, i think, what he really asks is: Can you set "Foxpro" as dialect AND use things defined e.g. in XBase++ dialect in the same app? Surely it will need to load the corresponding references, but how to tell the compiler to "understand" Fox AND XBase++ ( or any other dialect) ?