>>>>Hi,
>>>>
>>>>I am sorry for bringing up this topic again but I need to clarify something.
>>>>
>>>>Say a Form A calls a Form B and passes to the form B the value of itself (THISFORM). In the INIT method of Form B the value of the passed THISFORM (or Form A) is assigned to the form property FormB_ReferenceFormA. So now the Form B property FormB_ReferenceFormA hold the value referencing the form A.
>>>>
>>>>Then if somewhere in the form Form B the code sets the value of FormB_ReferenceFormA to NULL, does it actually release Form A? TIA.
>>>
>>>NO
>>
>>Thank you for confirming it.
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>
>I have this ih the Unload() of my form class
>
>
>if( !isNull(m.this.CallingObject) )
> this.CallingObject.DoFormReturnValue = this.ReturnValue
> this.CallingObject = Null
>endif
>
I understand. I have just the line
this.CallingObject = Null
The reason I asked the question is I ran into an issue. And I thought that the issue was caused by this line (above) releasing the calling object. It turned out to be completely unrelated. So I jumped the gun. Sorry.
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