Kamil,

Is the container a class where these 3 internal objects are defined? If so you'll see this "pseudo" removal. You can't actually remove the object from the "definition" of the class in memory and that is where VFP is getting the information it is displaying in your vartype() output.

But the object is really removed from the runtime instance. As is illustrated by trying:

? type( "this.command3.caption" )

If you want to have vartype() return different results after RemoveObject() you can use runtime composition using AddObject() to add the controls.

>

>With This &&(container)
>.RemoveObject('Label2')
>.RemoveObject('Command3')
>.RemoveObject('Command4')
>* doing something irrelevent to Command3/4
>?VarType(.Command3)+VarType(.Command4)+VarType(.Label2) - displays OOU
>EndWith
>

>Changing to VarType(This.Command3) doesn't help
>if i put VarType(.Command4.Tag)
>"Unknown element" error message.
>
>...scratching the back of the head