Hi Volkmar andWolfgang,

Intellij (so I suppose Rider) can be expanded with a plugin to use Ollama : Then you are using a local model, no need to worry about AI Credits, but to be smooth, you will need a fast and "artificially intelligent" computer.

I don't have more experience with Intellij (our ...

Wolfgang,

you want me to spoil parts of my "Freak Night" presentation !!?? :)

Well, don't say it too loud, but it's already published on the web ;)

Go to my github account : https://github.com/fforay
From there, the xsharp-tools repo contains a release (vsix) that contains the LSP Server for ...

Hi Guys,
I don't want to be too optimistic, but....
I've have been working on a XSharp LSP Server (Language server protocol) for VSCode as a side-project, when i got some free time ! :), but it is more a proof-of-concept by now. (it only support some basics of syntax coloring using the existing ...

Hi Guys,
as you may know, I'm not only writing code but I'm also a Computer Science teacher to undergraduate students.
Sometimes, when possible, I try to find some Internship placement to some valuable students.

Today I have a nice, smart, hard-working student that has the oppurtunity to have some ...

Hi Edward,

welcome to the X# community.
I will not say I'm a VFP Expert, but I'm one of guys working on the VFP Support and our VFPXPorter tool.

It still miss some features, but I will be happy to work with you to make it better !
Anyway, X# has a lot in common with VFP, and I hope that working ...

Hi Guys,

Personnaly, I'm only using Visual Studio 2022. 2019 is still on the computer for some C++ "touchy" stuffs I'm using with students.
It runs fine and use all the power of my laptop (32GB) as it runs in 64bits mode.
Sometimes I add troubles with some XAML/WPF apps : This was due to DLL ...

Hi Robert,
and welcome.

If I got you right, your legacy is running in terminal mode ?
And you might want to use some WIndows Stuff ?

Lots of FoxPro function are existing in X#, so it should be ok for the business logic.
And we are supporting different kind of GUI like WPF or Windows Forms : The ...

Hi Dick,

Syncfusion has a control that should do the trick :
https://www.syncfusion.com/wpf-controls/kanban-board

HTH,
Fab

Hi Brian,

The DO FORM command should have worked as expected.

Can you please check if your Window has the MDIForm property set to TRUE ?
It is (was) the only way for the Window to be shown as Modeless.


TIA
Fab

Hi,

Nice you have find a way to continue.

Your "workaround" is the usual way to do it with X# :
First create the Window, then Show it.
With ShowDialog() you have a modal window, with Show() you have a modeless window.

If you don't need to have access to the Window itself after showing it, you can ...