>First thing.. delete all instances of FoxUser.*. If that doesn't work, search for "C5" on the Fox Wiki.
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>>Hi...
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>>All setup and, at the end all clean up...
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>>Please, what should else I do beyond.. turn them, invisible and remove the objects that I had created
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>>I'm dealing with that error when a form object comes up... and programactally create few objects by "thisform.newobject()"... And, at the end.. remove them.. Everything goes fine..
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>>but, after "clear event" and "return" of the main program, the application crash for that unbelieveble old error c00000005..
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>>May our gran suns will deal with that error on their AI robots.. Kind of.. "please whould you go to clean up my room"... And, "pow.. C00000005, sorry.. I didn't stop to clean the kitchen"
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>>TIA

Here is what is running down here... My application has a internal object... Responsible for a call of external ".vcx" libraries...

So, into an interval of time.. By a timer object... My application call methods of those external objects...

To clean this up... I'm first setting up that timer enabled property to false and reseting.. removing that external object... after this, removing that object with timer...

By a debug... Its seems that even with reset disabled... the application can't shutdown those two objects.. Or something still remain on memmory..

What else should I try fellows? I already tried to reverse the order of this shutdown procedure... But, on that logic it is something locking the possibility to do that... I'm not sure, but I do believe this behavior starts with the application on vfp9..

I miss the time where with a simple RETURN, or far CLEAR EVENTS was enough to shutdown an application

ps: I already try to "COMPILE CLASSLIB d:\club\classes\term_consumo.vcx" on vfp 9 (My external lib .vcx)

thanks