>>>Dear All,
>>>
>>>I append several objects programmatically, how can I remove it "automatically"?
>>>e.g.
>>>
>>>nEditBox1
>>>nEditBox2
>>>nEditBox3... nEditBox999
>>>
>>>How can I issue a command to remove them all?
>>>
>>>

>>>FOR x = 1 TO 999
>>>    nLabel = EVALUATE([nEditBox]+TRANSFORM(x))
>>>    f_form.removeobject(nLabel)
>>>ENDFOR
>>>

>>>
>>>However, I don't know how many EditBox I added beforehand...?!
>>
>>If they're from same class you can brodacast a message to tell them to remove themselves. ie:
>>

>>*Custom property Action
>>*Action_assign
>>lparameters vNewVal
>>if vNewVal='destroy' and type('this.parent')='O'
>>   this.parent.RemoveObject(this.name)
>>endif
>>
>>thisform.SetAll('Action','destroy','myClass')
>>

Cetin
>
>Hi Cetin,
>when I have seen this code
>I thought that VFP collapsed with two or more objects,
>because when it remove the first one,
>all the indexes of the collection move back him of one
>(the collections of VFP are implemented as array,
>and this is a coarse error,
>correct implementation it is with a linked list ....)
>but enough an only object to make to collapse VFP,
>because when VFP goes out of Broadcast_Assign all the pointers C++ they are corrupt,
>and when the routine c++ looks for the following one it goes out a violation of memory.
>
>

>PUBLIC oform1
>
>oform1=NEWOBJECT("form1")
>oform1.Show
>
>DEFINE CLASS form1 AS form
>
>	ADD OBJECT tx2 AS tx WITH ;
>		Left = 79, ;
>		Top = 115, ;
>		Name = "Tx2"
>
>	PROCEDURE Click
>		Thisform.SetAll("BroadCast",.f.)
>	ENDPROC
>
>ENDDEFINE
>
>DEFINE CLASS tx AS textbox
>
>	broadcast = .F.
>
>	HIDDEN PROCEDURE broadcast_assign
>		LPARAMETERS vNewVal
>		this.Parent.RemoveObject(this.Name)
>		WAIT WINDOW "don't touch nothing or me I die"
>	ENDPROC
>
>ENDDEFINE
>

Maybe just setting visibility would work for Aaron, instead.
Cetin