You don't need a CLEAR EVENTS after your READ EVENTS.  You need to have a
CLEAR EVENTS somewhere else in your code (menu option, last form's Destroy
method, etc.)  That will cause the main program to pick up after the READ
EVENTS and go from there.

Fred

On Tue, Mar 1, 2016 at 2:43 PM, Joe Yoder <[email protected]> wrote:

> I have never used a framework and often just execute my stuff in the VFP
> environment.  When I do an exe for others to use I am never sure what
> commands to include to shut things down.  Sometimes I end up with
> applications that can't be shut down without killing them in Task Manager
> and sometimes I end up with code that forces me to re-execute "Modify
> Project" after a run after build.
>
> My Simple applications has a main.prg that calls a main form which calls
> two other modal forms. Each form shuts down with a thisform.release.  The
> main.prg file looks like this:
>
> USE Simple
> DO FORM Main
> READ events
> CLEAR events
> CLEAR PROGRAM
> RELEASE all
>
> Right now this setup forces me to goto Program|Cancel before I get the
> command window back after a run.
>
> Some input from a pro would save me a lot of trial and error!
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Joe
>
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