On 12/15/2012 11:06 AM, Tracy Pearson wrote:
Jeff Johnson <[email protected]> wrote:
Everything is the same on this machine including the intermediate
classes and base classes.
I only have one set of runtimes on my development machine.
Jeff
Do you use bindevents in this program?
Are you returning out of a method from the catch in a try/catch?
Tracy: Here is the method: I hide the form and activate the screen so
I can see the output of the command. Like I said, it's been working for
years in all of my applications. There must be something in the menu or
some setting somewhere in the setup code that is causing this but I can
figure out what. I removed the try catch and it still did the same
thing. It is when the form is released().
LOCAL lccommand
lccommand = ALLTRIM(THISFORM.txtcommand.Value)
THISFORM.Hide()
ACTIVATE SCREEN
TRY
&lccommand
CATCH TO loerror
MESSAGEBOX('Error #: ' + transform(loerror.errorno) + ;
' Line #: ' + TRANSFORM(loerror.lineno) + ;
' Message: ' + ALLTRIM(loerror.message) + ;
' Procedure: ' + ALLTRIM(loerror.procedure))
ENDTRY
THISFORM.txtCommand.SetFocus()
THISFORM.Show()
Jeff
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