Hi Brian,

Why not just notify your generic class tracker class from the form's Release event? If your forms inherit from a common ancestor form, just add some extra code to do this in the Release event. This way, you don't actually need to use BindEvent.

>I am trying to write a generic class that keeps track of open windows, and I want this class to be alerted when a form closes. My thought was to use BindEvent to bind one of my classes methods to the form's Destroy Event. However, I am not able to get this to work, regardless of BindEvent's flag setting. The closest I can come is to bind to the QueryUnload event, but this is not ideal, as I don't know there is a way to check if the QueryUnload issued a nodefault, short of placing custom code in each form, which I would rather not do if possible. I haven't found a source that says you can't bind to the destroy event, but there is at least one source that shows it might be possible. I am using VFP8
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>Thanks,
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>Brian Vander Plaats
>Vogel Paint, Inc.