At 08:37 2013-04-09, Ken Dibble <[email protected]> wrote:

And - understand - much of what I'm doing now is small changes and fixes &
trying to compile & run a test after each. So - keep on trying to Close VFP
& Re-Open, well - that's kinda NUTS - and is REALLY Gonna KILL Me in trying
to make progress today...

Sometimes even CLOSE ALL, RELEASE ALL and CLEAR ALL won't even do it. VFP's ability to clean itself up reliably deteriorated with each release from VFP 7 to VFP 9. And in my experience, the problem is worst with VFP 9 on Win 7.

I do not know about it getting worse since I tend to use only a small part of VFP, but sometimes, VFP gets messed up in some way. This happens during debugging which is just when I want it to be resettable.

It is the main reason why my programming utilities that I use with VFP are not written in VFP. If things are going wrong, I can not trust VFP to do what I want. It is usually fine, but when it is not, it is a bother.

It takes me ten seconds to shut down and restart VFP. That doesn't seem like much of a problem to me. If you're expecting to have, and keep, a bunch of stuff open in VFP while compiling a project, that's not a realistic expectation. VFP can't compile properly with anything that the project needs still in memory. That includes VFP base classes that are used by something you have open that isn't part of the project you're compiling.

     That is not my situation, but I still run into a bit of trouble.

I have a simple .prg that I thought should reset things, but sometimes, it does not. I have not considered it worth the trouble to dig into exactly why it throws an error when it does. I have found that cancelling and rerunning does work.

Sincerely,

Gene Wirchenko


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