>>David,
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>>Thinking of it, I think this one will indeed take care of complication 2 that I mentioned. I have used this.enabled=.f. in the past, but apparently it has not become part of my 'automatic coding style'. I'll try to stick to it in the future. Perhaps they should have made it a native property of the timer class.
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>The Enabled is native property of the VFP Timer base class.
I know. I mean it would've been nice to have a property like ...uhm... DisableWhileFiring. No, that one is too long. :-)
Thinking of it, I hoped a Timer_Access method could be of help, but it isn't called.
local luReturn
wait wind "disabled" timeout .2
this.enabled = .f.
luReturn = THIS.TIMER
wait wind "enabled" timeout .2
this.enabled = .t.
return m.luReturn
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