>>I discover how to deal with control arrays, and get rid of them in a safe way:
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>>If you create an array property in your form, i.e.
>>THISFORM.aObjs[1]
>>
>>and then redimension the array for adding objects with AddObject(), i.e.
>>
>>DIMENSION THISFORM.aObjs[3]
>>THISFORM.AddObject("THISFORM.aObjs[1]","CommandButton")
>>THISFORM.AddObject("THISFORM.aObjs[2]","CommandButton")
>>THISFORM.AddObject("THISFORM.aObjs[3]","CommandButton")
>>
>>The code for releasing those objects, acording to MS, is doing a redimension to the array. But you can't set the array to 0 objects !!. And, with the command DIMENSION THIS.aObjs[1], you are just releasing 2 objects. If you store a .NULL. in the element 1, you are NOT releasing the object 1.
>>
>>And sometimes, when you try to release the form, it won't close.
>>
>>To avoid this, ALWAYS add the objects beginning at the element 2. Then, to release the objects, just redimension the array back to 1 element.
>
>Have you tried to store .F. to the object array? I use:
>
> store .F. to thisform.aObjs
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>in my methods.
>
>Paul

Yes, i did.
But i found that some forms won't close after that.

Nelson