>It sounds an awful lot like the problem described, but SP1 is already installed and there are no _ASSIGN's in sight. But still, the last line of the KB describes *EXACTLY* what I'm seeing: "When the form appears, try to close it by using the Close button; you are unable to do so. The only way to close the form is to issue a CLEAR ALL command from the Command Window."
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>I've subclassed an Olecontrol to create a custom "checklist" control, based on the listview. It's sitting on a very simple form bound to a field in a free table, using a query to populate the list, all done from methods inside my subclass. I have a property called boundfield that I use in place of a control source (REPLACE &boundfield WITH
assignments) - there are no _ASSIGN's anywhere. The only object references are the usual this and thisform type stuff, no publics. Listing memory to a file before and after gives the same results.
We have seen an issue where using a FOR EACH for the nodes collection in a treeview ActiveX control causes the form containing it not to release.
Run this code, click the button twice, then try to close the form.PUBLIC oForm
oForm=NEWOBJECT("frmtest")
oForm.Show
RETURN
DEFINE CLASS frmtest AS form
ADD OBJECT oletreeview AS olecontrol WITH ;
Height = 195, Width = 201, ;
Name = "oleTreeView", ;
oleclass = 'mscomctllib.treectrl.2'
ADD OBJECT cmdTest AS commandbutton WITH ;
Left = 232, Height = 25, ;
Caption = "Test"
PROCEDURE init
FOR lni = 1 TO 5
thisform.oletreeview.nodes.Add(, 4, "test"+TRANSFORM(lni), lni)
ENDFOR
ENDPROC
PROCEDURE cmdTest.click
LOCAL oNode, oNodes
FOR EACH oNode In thisform.oletreeview.Nodes
ENDFOR
ENDPROC
ENDDEFINEThe workaround is to store off a reference to the nodes collection to a variable first, then refer to the variable instead. To implement, replace the FOR EACH oNode In thisform.oletreeview.Nodes above with these 2 lines:oNodes = thisform.oletreeview.Nodes
FOR EACH oNode In oNodes
Maybe this is what you are seeing.
Jim Saunders
Microsoft
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