Delphi is not an option in my opinion. I haven't written anything new in
Delphi in about 5 years, and have only done a little maintainence/updating
of older Delphi code since then.
Borland sold it, and I don't see very many using it nowadays, and one
benefit of any programming language or API is its popularity.
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"mp" wrote in message
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to drive autocad?
just wondering if Delphi (or java or ??? ) is as good or better an option
than dotnet
looking at the learning curve to convert from vb6 to dotnet and seeing the
moving target nature of that platform makes me wonder if there are other
better targets for investment of considerable time/effort?
if Tony is listening :-), are you still into delphi? if not why?
thanks
mark