Hi Jozef,

I agree that you could read in "stored into memory variable" that properties shouldn't be used. And catching the exception into a properties also works as expected. To make it clear : if an exception is caught in a method of an object to a property of the same object and this method is called from outside, all works as expected (like in your sample code) - the problem only occurs, if the catching method is called by another method of the same object which would catch the exception to the same property. Well, it is not a very important thing - but it felt very odd to me...

Best Regards
Matthias


DEFINE CLASS test AS Custom
oLastException = .NULL.

PROCEDURE ThisDoesntWork
TRY
this.ThisWorks()
CATCH TO this.oLastException
ENDTRY
ENDPROC

PROCEDURE ThisWorks
TRY
fiji
CATCH TO this.oLastException
ENDTRY
ENDPROC

ENDDEFINE