Dave,

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I use early returns where they are appropriate ducking from all the flack that's gonna cause from the structured code purists *s* Provided they aren't just littered around everywhere in the code. I think it's better than N-level deep conditional nesting especially "most" of the code of the method would end up inside an IF.

An object can't destruct while it's method is running. The method has to complete before you'll see the object really release.

>When I use DO FORM and I want to close and release the form in mid method I use THISFORM.Release and then issue a RETURN.
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>If i do not issue the RETURN statement the remainder of the method code is executed.
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>Is this the only way to exit and release a form in mid-method or is there a better way ?