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VFP Definition of Infinite Loop
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07/12/1998 23:14:28
 
 
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07/12/1998 22:41:48
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Visual FoxPro
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Divers
Thread ID:
00164880
Message ID:
00164948
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>>For those of you who are just not quite sure what the definition of "inifite loop" is, try the following "Visual" example:
>>
>>Modify any form. Next, modify any code snippet. Hit Ctrl-F to bring up find window. Type in text that you know won't be found. Check "all objects" and hit enter. Make sure you get "not found". If found, search on any other string.
>>
>>Close the form. Reopen the form and go to any code snippet. Hit Ctrl-G (NOT Ctrl-F). Hit Escape after you get the general idea of "infinite loop".<g>
>
>I don't understand. If I am following your directions correctly, nothing special happens to me. The second search goes through all methods and returns 'Not found'

It behaves that way (returns "Not found: after searching all methods in the form) for me as well under 5.0a build 415. Either it's version specific, or doing the following isn't a valid test:

Open an existing form (PROGRESS.SCX)
Add a new textbox txtTestBox
Add a comment to txtTestBox.Click()
Ctrl-F and look for 'xyzzy' forward in all objects - returns "Not found"
Close form
Reopen form
Open optPointInProcess.Show() method
Ctrl-G - returns "Not found"
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