>>I'm using VFP 7.0
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>>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()
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>>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.
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>>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?
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>No, but you may be hung up in a loop that's just generating errors that aren't handled. Round and round it goes, but nobody's handling the error, so it's a vicious circle (ie: hung).

Nope, when I trace it, everything works just fine. The cancel is executed and I'm returned to the form. I just can't close it.