I'm using VFP 7.0

myContainer does a cancel when a particular error occurs.
myContainer contains myCmdButton and myChkAuto.
myContainer.Refresh() looks at myChkAuto and executes myMethod()
myContainer.myCmdButton.Click() executes myMethod()

When an error() occurs during myMethod():
if it was triggered by myCmdButton everything is fine.
but if it was triggered by myContainer.Refresh() the form cannot be closed.

There are no objects created. In fact that's what the error is - no object was created.
I can't see any differenct between the 2 triggers. Is there something internal in Refresh() that locks the form if it's cancelled?

myContainer.Refresh()
  DODEFAULT()
  IF VARTYPE(THIS.lRefreshed) = 'U'
    THIS.ADDPROPERTY('lRefreshed',.T.)
    IF ! EMPTY(THIS.myChkAuto.VALUE)
      THIS.myMethod()
    ENDIF
  ENDIF

myContainer.myCmdButton.Click()
  this.parent.myMethod()

this rest of this code is abbreviated.

myContainer.myMethod()
  this.oIE.myOtherMethod()
  .....

myContainer.oIE_Access()
  this.oIE = createobject(this.myClass)
  if isNull(this.oIE)
    messagebox( 'Cannot create ' + this.myClass )
    cancel
  endif
  return this.oIE

myContainer.Error(nError,cMethod,nLine)
  if nError = 1733 and lower(cMethod) = 'oie_access'
    return
  endif
  return dodefault(nError,cMethod,nLine)