Hi Anthony,

Many forms reference objects that are part of the application. What I've done in the past is add a menu option to the application that opens a simple form where I would type the name of the form I want to run, and have a cmd button that calls the DoForm() function. It's always worked.

That way I'm calling the form to be tested with the right environment set up around it.

Have fun!

Alex


>I was thinking ( yes sometime I do that <g> ) that I could create a VCX based form and do something like the follow to test it:
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>do StartMM
>do SetX
>? DOForm( [My_Form] )
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>No luck during the init of the form ( well one of it’s controls ) there is a call to goApp. and because goAPP has not been instantiated the form falls over and dies an ugly death.
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>Am I limited to testing by having to do a DO MAIN and selecting the appropriate menu choice etc?
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>Before I go and figure out what needs to be done to get the goAPP to be instantiated for testing is there some ‘approved’ way to do Form Unit testing?
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>Anthony

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