>In the INIT method of a form I have
>thisform.oDataClass = NEWOBJECT("class",library)
>DO CASE
> CASE somethin
> some code
> CASE something else
> some else code
> OTHERWISE
> different code
>ENDCASE
>
>RETURN .F.>
>When I trace the code I can see everything executing properly.
>
>When the RETURN statment is fired the oDataClass.Destroy method is the next one executed.
>
>There is no code in the Destroy method for this form, but there is code in the form's base class. But the form's Destroy method never seems to get executed. Is there something here that prevent's the form's Destroy method from executing?
>
>Thanks...........Rich
Yes, I believe that if you
return .F. in Form.Init(), the form closes without doing anything else.
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