>>Hi,
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>>In the INIT of a project hook I have:

FOR EACH loFile IN APPLICATION.ACTIVEPROJECT.FILES

which has been working for years. Now I get a 'Property FILES not found' error on this line. The debugger shows Application.Project appears to be the valid and correct project; .FILES is an object but .FILES.Count gives 'Expression could not be evaluated'. This isn't project specific - I get the identical error in another project. Also, at least AFAICS, there's no #INCLUDE that could mess this up and if I step out of the code the project opens normally with all files listed.
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>>My VFP is a bit rusty - any suggestions as to what might cause this.
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>Don't know why the problem, but my practice is to add an oProject property to every project hook and in Init, set it like this:
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>This.oProject = _VFP.ActiveProject
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>Then, I can refer to the project throughout the hook.
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>Wonder if doing things that way would make a difference?

Hi,

Doesn't seem to make any difference I'm afraid. BTW, is there any difference between using the _VFP variable or using the Application object directly?

Regards,
Viv