>>>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?
>>
>>Add a method in the form wich populates that listbox.
>>Then in Every control GotFocus event, where you need this listbox to be populated, just call that method.
>
>My form have quite a number of controls.
>Your idea should work fine if I have "exclude all other controls, get the listbox populated with values only if focus is about to be set to 1 or 2 controls" scenario.
>However, in my case, it is exactly the reverse scenario, I want to "do nothing" only for 1 or 2 controls and get the listbox populated with values for the rest of controls.
>
>If I were to do it as you have suggested, that means I will have to add code to GetFocus event of almost all controls in the form and I think I can easily forget about adding the same code, if in the future I need to add new control to the form.

That is why classes are created for.
Just put in Got focus of your main class of these objects:

IF this.INeedToPopulateListBox AND PEMSTATUS(thisform,[PopulateListBox], 5)
   thisform.PopulateListBox()
ENDIF

Add a Property named INeedToPopulateListBox with default value = .f.
Then set it to .t. for all controls you need in that form and add method named PopulateListBox in that form.

BTW excluding your name from CC is not a good idea what you asking questions :-)