>Claudio,
>The error handler in these tiny scripts just pass through whatever was caught in VFP. So, in fact, they are using the VFP error handler. I guess you could set it up to return something user-friendly if you've finished debugging...


hmm.. in fact, I´m encapsulating everything on my VFP classes, and checking for a lError property from C#... you´re right... anyway, I think is silly to say:

Try Something
->something
->catch some error...

everytime... it would be much better to have a Error() event that catch everything... :)