On Sep 19, 2006, at 9:28 AM, Michael Hawksworth wrote:
If you are using DoDefaults I suggest using NoDefault in the methods first to stop some of them running twice (when you call doDefault and when the method closes). This seems to happen to some of the system methods like unload.
This is not correct. DODEFAULT() only executes class code written by the developer. NODEFAULT prevents the built-in VFP-level behaviors from happening (e.g., pressing a key while focus is on a textbox adds the character represented by that key to the textbox's value).
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