MS Basic repository *almost* complete

[na_th_an]

Not at all. VB.NET is (at last) a true language where you control everything. In VB 6 and older you just added code for FUNCTIONs and SUBs and to respond to events such as the click on a command button, but the code used to actually make the window appear is hidden and done by the runtime. In VB.NET, this code is generated but it is in BASIC and you can modify it. Plus you can use the .NET framework to work with several different languages in the same project.

Not a chaos, but at last a true language.