Marcel,

I can not use ADDOBJECT method, since .colApp.ITEM(toApp.gcGUIDAppGroup) is an EMPTY object. I have to use ADDPROPERTY function.

Agnes
>Hi Agnès,
>
>Just a question, Is the goGroup collection a defined property of the .colApp.ITEM(toApp.gcGUIDAppGroup) object and the collection created with CREATEOBJECT ?
>
>I yes remove the property and use ADDOBJECT("goGroup","COLLECTION")
>
>Marcel
>
>>Hi Marcel,
>>
>>the problem raises only with more complex structrues. I have many places where I do the same thing with structures less complex and it work fine.
>>
>>One of the problems reproducing is that the the string I like to ADD is part of an object. This object is a (grand) parent of the target object.
>>

>>*target Object
>>.colApp.ITEM(toApp.gcGUIDAppGroup).goGroup.ITEM(toApp.gcGUIDGroup).goPath
>>*source object
>>.colApp.ITEM(toApp.gcGUIDAppGroup)
>>

>>those are also back linked
>>

>>.colApp.ITEM(toApp.gcGUIDAppGroup).goGroup.ITEM(toApp.gcGUIDGroup).goPath.goParent.goParent.goParent
>>*is the same object as
>>.colApp.ITEM(toApp.gcGUIDAppGroup)
>>

>>
>>It seems that the SETVAR method, wich is not the same as "=" mixed up something. I.O.W. my guess is that the object returend by SETVAR is not the same as returned by "=". There is a similarity to the FOR EACH problem, but is it not the same.
>>
>>Agnes
>>>Hello Agnes,
>>>
>>>
>>>I just can't reproduce your problem with this code,
>>>
>>>

>>>local locolT
>>>_VFP.SETVAR('locolT',CREATEOBJECT("COLLECTION"))
>>>
>>>locolT.ADD("",[DEFAULT])
>>>
>>>locolT.REMOVE([DEFAULT])
>>>lcx = "Test"
>>>locolT.ADD(lcx,[DEFAULT])
>>>
>>>lcx = "Test"
>>>locolT.REMOVE([DEFAULT])
>>>locolT.ADD(lcx,[DEFAULT])
>>>
>>>

>>>
>>>What did you think I need to add to reproduce it ?
>>>
>>>Marcel