Hi Bill,

They didn't fix that bug for array properties. Here's a repro.

oTest = NEWOBJECT("test")
DIMENSION oTest.laList[10]
FOR i=1 TO ALEN(oTest.laList)
	oTest.laList[i] =	REPLICATE(TRANSFORM(i), 250+i)
ENDFOR

FOR EACH lcStr IN oTest.laList
	? LEFT(lcStr,20), LEN(lcStr)
ENDFOR
RETURN

DEFINE CLASS test AS custom
	Name = "test"
	DIMENSION laList[10] 
ENDDEFINE

You can either change your code to use FOR ... ENDFOR loop or use array variable instead of property array in FOR EACH loop.

>Hi Sergey,
>This is the code that busted.
>I think this is all the pertinent code.
>If you want I can show you everything.
>I was wrong in my first message. The next line is 273 characters long.
>Note this test.
>
>I tried the example from mskb #Q305238
>this does not crash when I execute it from the command window.
>

>DIMENSION  laX(1)
>laX(1) = SPACE( 273 )
>FOR EACH lcX IN laX
>  ? lcX
>NEXT
>

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>
>>Hi Bill,
>>
>>It suppouse to be fixed in VFP7. See FIX: FOR...EACH Fails When Character Array Element Contains More Than 255 Characters mskb #Q305238. Can you post HTML that causes this problem, if it's not to big?
>>