Sergey,
Thank you for taking an interrest.
The problem seems to lie elsewhere. Since the debugger essentially behaves as if it's part of the application, everything works when in debug mode.
So, I put in a Wait Window right after the oClassPicker.Show(1), and it looks like the class does not constitute a wait state, even though I set the form as Modal.
What am I doing wrong here? Getting pretty desperate...
TIA
>>Hi John,
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>>I saw your comment on this issue. I am trying to get a return value from a listbox on a form saved as class.
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>>Let's call the form VarPicker. In another form from the InterActiveChange in a Grid->Column->TextBox I issue a VarPicker.Show(1) and in the valid clause of VarPicker.ListBox I set the PickedVar property of VarPicker to the ListBox.Value.
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>>VarPicker.Hide and a This.Value=VarPicker.PickedVar still in the InterActiveChange method, and one would think that was it.
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>>It sort of works, 'cause it does something, basically it does it right every second time - which is rather unsatisfactory.
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>Try to add NODEFAULT to the InterActiveChange event.
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>>What could be wrong- and how would I be able to apply your private var solution here?
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>>TIA
Peter Pirker
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