>>Hi,
>>
>>In the LostFocus event of a TextBox, I plan to code actions depend on the next control who is receiving focus.
>>
>>Something like:
>>

>>If <control receving focus is control A or contrl B> then
>>   do nothing
>>else
>>   populate a listbox with values
>>endif
>>

>>
>>I am aware that if control A's when event returns .F. then the jump of focus to it will fail, but in my case I am not interested in what will be the outcome of the focus switch, I just need to know where the focus is heading...
>>
>>Is there a way I can find out which control VFP is attempting to set focus to?
>
>Are you sure that LostFocus is a good place? Please, note that user may just imitate the same behavior by using mouse and you may not like populating listbox in this case. Would not be more consistent to populate listbox in the same place where you issue setfocus to that control?

Hi,
I am aware of 3 ways where a focus might leave a textbox, the tabs, accelerate key and mouse click.
Please see my reply to Borislav Borissov, I think in this case, the different of puting codes in LostFocus and GetFocus is depednig of which scenario I am facing:
1) Exclude all but include few - meaning I need to only populate the listbox if focus is jumping to few controls out of many in a form
2) Exclude few but include all - meaning I want to always populate the listbox except for few controls out of many in a form