>>I'm not sure I understand. By passing the object reference to AMEMBERS() you get back the properties, events and methods of the object. To tell if one object is a property of another, like the _VFP.Application object, TYPE() or VARTYPE() will tell you.
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>I found my solution.
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>I have an errorlogger that iterates through the environment and captures information about memvars, and objects. The problem has been identifying that an object is even present and getting the reference.
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>The _VFP object has an OBJECTS object with two properties(?):
> 1. Count
> 2. Objects array with references.
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>By getting the _VFP.Count, I can iterate through the collection, gathering any or all of the properties of instantiated objects in my environment. This can be done WITHOUT resorting to the parsing gunk associated with LIST obj/mem to file.
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>Thanks for the help.

Ohh. What you meant was this :)

for each oObject in _VFP.Objects
	? oObject.name, oObject.Baseclass
endfor

Cetin