As to the Got/LostFocus issue,
if you put a Grid on a Container and code into the Got/LostFocus of the Container, you can achieve the same effects as having Got/LostFocus in the Grid.


This is not true.

Case a)
For Grid on Grid this is not true because
when you put a container into a Grid cell,
Container.GotFocus not fire ( Form.GotFocus is fired !)

Case b)
I have found a case with Grid within Container when this is not true.
I search on my problems archive a try to write a repro code.

John, into VFP exists many redundant events;
why VFPT it has this reticence to add GotFocus/Lostfocus in grid Class ?
( grid have SetFocus, then a correct OOP must have Got/Lostfocus events )

If BINDEVENT() worked with Form.ActiveControl,
I would resolve the problem alone, but it does not work.

Fabio