We do the same thing here: shared libraries are placed in a separate solution and published via NuGet (on an internal server of course, not the whole world needs those libraries).

We have like 4 solutions that reference the same nuget package.

Typical VO/Vulcan language things, using the runtime. But maybe it isn't separable from the compiler sometimes I guess.

* late bound calls
* use of symbols/atoms
* date manipulation

Has anyone already any benchmarks? Just curious...

I would release in two waves: first the FoX, and maybe 7-10 days later to the public.
So if there are urgent issues they can be fixed before the public release.

Sounds sound

Nice to hear you're not giving up and found a workaround!

Yeah, would have liked to see you guys there. maybe next year. give us a update of any news, rumors or gossip. Have a nice time there! Regards, Otto

<r><QUOTE author="Dick"><s>[quote="Dick"]</s>It's absolutely amazing that you write it doesn't work. Are you sure you are not using VO 1.0c <E>;)</E> ?<e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>

Indeed, that is probably the reason. I probably stopped using/trying it after some version that mingled my [strike]precious ...

<r><QUOTE author="Karl Faller"><s>[quote="Karl Faller"]</s>Hi Jelle,<br/>
Got curious, tried to follow your proc - but stopped already in Xporter, see screenshots.
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There was a bug in the VOXporter installer included with the latest total package. There is fixed version in ...

<t>Even in code that contains only tabs, navigate through the source with your cursor at e.g. at the end of an multiline IF statement, especially if it is nested. The cursor moves seemingly random across the lines.<br/>
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I just tried the CTRL-ALT-I in VO and it works not for e.g. multiline IF ...

<r>In the VO-IDE I set the setting 'replace tabs with spaces', because of the irritating way the cursor moves across the lines when scrolling down when there are tabs in the source. When scrolling (arrow keys) up and down, the cursor could slide from position x on the line to a totally unpredictable ...