I can live with not re-organizing the files. But this is very strange and
it implies that something more serious is wrong somewhere.
Try putting SET("PROCEDURE") in your degugger and and breakpoint when it
changes.
Thanks Peter.
As expected, during shutdown SET("PROCEDURE") changes to "" when CLOSE ALL
is issued. The program then does:
ON ERROR
CLEAR PROGRAM
CLEAR WINDOW
CLEAR
ON SHUTDOWN
RELEASE ALL EXTENDED
CANCEL && Instead of "QUIT", so I don't lose the IDE when testing
At this point, control returns to my main form's Resize() method for
reasons completely unknown to me. MainForm.Resize() calls a method on a
class attached to the main form. That member class method calls the
procedure in the procedure file that I described--whereupon the error
occurs, IF the completely unrelated form definition is commented out in the
procedure file.
Problem is, this sequence is identical with or without that form class
definition in the general procedure file. However, if the class definition
is present in the file, even though SET("PROCEDURE") returns "", the
procedure call doesn't fail: either SET("PROCEDURE") lies in this case, or
CANCEL causes the program not to care whether it can execute any remaining
commands, even though it will attempt to run through them in the debugger
(though at some point it gives up before it gets through all of them, and
the debugger Trace Window empties out).
Thanks for any further thoughts.
Ken Dibble
www.stic-cil.org
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