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>>>define class myOtherContainer as Container
>>>	add object myLabel as label with Caption = '*', left = 1, top = 1, border=0
>>>	procedure Refresh() as VOID
>>>		this.myLabel.Caption = IIF(this.myLabel.Caption = '*', 'I', 'R')
>>>		Container::Refresh
>>>	endproc
>>>enddefine
>>>

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>Hi Fabio, program would work well if not for the call to ZOrder, and is not related to caption, the sequence chain is broken, my original problem had nothing to do with a label, I used a label here for demonstration purposes only, in my case the refresh just changed the back color of the container and then changed some properties, but as soon as you have a ZOrder in the refresh of one of the inner objects, the refresh ends abruptely.
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>Without ZOrder:
>
>

>Parent Container -> REFRESH()
>	Child 1 -> REFRESH() && Does whatever it needs except calling ZOrder(0)
>	Child 2 -> REFRESH() && Does whatever it needs except calling ZOrder(0)
>	Child 3 -> REFRESH() && Does whatever it needs except calling ZOrder(0)
>	...
>	Child n -> REFRESH() && Does whatever it needs except calling ZOrder(0)
>	
>* All childs are refreshed, Hugo is very happy
>

>
>With ZOrder
>

>Parent Container -> REFRESH()
>	Child 1 -> REFRESH() && There is a ZOrder(0) in the Refresh of Child 1
>
>* Refresh finishes, Hugo is ashamed in front of the vice-president of the company!	
>

Refresh do the task with Control's index order, because control index = Zorder,
then the last index = ControlCount it is the last refreshed member.

object.ZOrder(0) set the object index to ControlCount, then Refresh process finished.