If the method has a subclass, *anything* in the subclassed method will cause the superclasses code not to run. I often find I've left a whitespace character -- tab, space or carriage return -- in the subclass. Ctrl-A, Ctrl-X clears them out.

As an alternative, add:

SET STEP ON DODEFAULT

to the subclass and see if *that* executes.

On Wed, Mar 2, 2016 at 3:55 PM, Gene Wirchenko genew@telus.net wrote:

Dear Vixens and Reynards:

 I have a new program that has had a bug reported on it that a table was

not getting closed. I have a routine that runs after most menu choices that checks that no tables are still open and reports if any are.

 OK, maybe I missed it.  No, there is code in the exit method that

closes the table. Maybe, there is an error in the test. Insert a set step on. The method never gets executed! I have used this way for years for other forms, but in this form, the exit method just does not get executed.

 I have scanned the source code for odd characters.  There are none.

 What might I be overlooking?

Sincerely,

Gene Wirchenko

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