Title: with / return
I heard that having a RETURN command within a WITH-ENDWITH can cause C...5 errors. If I understand correctly, this is supposedly caused by some internal object reference which is not cleaned up.
Now, before reviewing and cleaning up all my code, I have a few questions:
1) Would this also apply to breaking out of a WITH-ENDWITH, with an EXIT command?
2) How about replacing WITH with an object reference? For example, let's say I replace a long reference like ThisForm.PgfMainPageFrame.Page1.Grid1.Column3, with an object like loColumn. I suspect any references will get cleared when the variable gets out of scope, so there should be no problems. Any opinions?
3) I am still using VFP 6 (sigh). Might this be a bug that was corrected in later versions, or does it affect all VFP versions so far?
TIA,
Hilmar.
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