>is there any way, when programming visually, to get back to the last method you were working on when you double click an object? the editor invariably finds the least likely method you would be working on to highlite.

Few easy steps:

0) backup zeroeth
1) use Your.scx (or .vcx)
2) find the record with your code. You can browse for not empty(reserved3)
3) modify memo reserved3
4) move the method of your choice to be in the first line. Move whole lines only, and don't forget a trailing space and carriage return at the end of line. Also, any leading character before the actual name of the property means a lot to Fox - don't touch it. The character for methods is asterisk, space for properties etc.
5) use
6) compile classlib or compile form, whichever applies
7) where's that backup? Located. Good.
8) modify form/class... doubleclick... no, can't doubleclick with fingers crossed, cross them on the other hand
9) voila

Additionally, you can play with the order of other methods there - the order you set them in the reserved3 field is the order they'll appear when editing.

True, they'll appear in alphabetic order in the combo on the code editing window, and in the PEM window... but when you pagedown from one method to another, that's in the order as defined in Reserved3. So, get your favorites to the top, and the ones you totally dislike to the bottom.