>Hi,
>
>>See Storin's answer message#1103809 which makes sense if you read through the docs
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>Snip from Storin:
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>However, with AutoYield=.T., the documentation indicates that the Windows event queue is processed between each line of code.
>>>
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>I agree on what the documentation says. Specifically:
>"(Default) The instance of Visual FoxPro processes pending Windows events between execution of each line of user program code."
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>Ther problem is that it is obviously not true. *Maybe* it should read "The instance of Visual FoxPro MAY PROCESS pending Windows events between execution of each line of user program code." - but why assume that is any more true than the original false statement. <g>
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>And if it *can* happen it should surely be relatively simple to reproduce?
>Regards,
>Viv
>
>(P.S. I'd still code against the possibility :-})

I agree with you, Viv, It should be possible to reproduce

The, ahem, problem here is, that I have no clue as to when it will process the events

So, failing 'proof', I'd say only someone from MS who knows the code, can really answer