"This Action Will Reset Your Project"....while editing code?

I don't *think* anything's running.... I haven't interrupted the code
or anything.

But the message seems to imply that some process really is running.


Anybody been here?

re: "This Action Will Reset Your Project"....while editing code?

PeteCresswell wrote:
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> I don't *think* anything's running.... I haven't interrupted the code
> or anything.
>
> But the message seems to imply that some process really is running.
>
>
> Anybody been here?[/color]

It's "them". "They" are watching you. Be careful...

8)
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/#) "Burp-beep, burp-beep, burp-beep?" - Quaker Jake
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re: "This Action Will Reset Your Project"....while editing code?

Timer event ?

Arno R

"PeteCresswell" <x@y.z.Invalid> schreef in bericht news:j2rg41lapnn6bn1c81fsbp3ltfmc6bpvah@4ax.com...[color=blue]
>I don't *think* anything's running.... I haven't interrupted the code
> or anything.
>
> But the message seems to imply that some process really is running.
>
>
> Anybody been here?[/color]

re: "This Action Will Reset Your Project"....while editing code?

Per Arno R:[color=blue]
>Timer event ?[/color]

That was my first reaction - and, indeed, one of my forms runs a timer event.

But if that form is closed, shouldn't it's Timer event be out of the picture?
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PeteCresswell

re: "This Action Will Reset Your Project"....while editing code?

PeteCresswell <x@y.z.Invalid> wrote in
news:j2rg41lapnn6bn1c81fsbp3ltfmc6bpvah@4ax.com:
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> I don't *think* anything's running.... I haven't interrupted the
> code or anything.
>
> But the message seems to imply that some process really is
> running.
>
> Anybody been here?[/color]

Yes. As far as I can tell, every version of Access from A2K on is
f*cked up in regard to the way code executes. It certainly behaves
completely differently from what I've always experienced with A97.

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dfenton at bway dot net http://www.bway.net/~dfassoc

re: "This Action Will Reset Your Project"....while editing code?

PeteCresswell wrote:[color=blue]
> I don't *think* anything's running.... I haven't interrupted the code
> or anything.
>
> But the message seems to imply that some process really is running.
>
>
> Anybody been here?[/color]

There may be no code running at the time but there was and there will be
and any global variables that are normally carried from back then to the
next time will be reset.

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[Oo=w=oO]

re: "This Action Will Reset Your Project"....while editing code?

David W. Fenton wrote:[color=blue]
> PeteCresswell <x@y.z.Invalid> wrote in
> news:j2rg41lapnn6bn1c81fsbp3ltfmc6bpvah@4ax.com:
>
>[color=green]
>>I don't *think* anything's running.... I haven't interrupted the
>>code or anything.
>>
>>But the message seems to imply that some process really is
>>running.
>>
>>Anybody been here?[/color]
>
>
> Yes. As far as I can tell, every version of Access from A2K on is
> f*cked up in regard to the way code executes. It certainly behaves
> completely differently from what I've always experienced with A97.
>[/color]

You mean it just reset the code without warning?

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[Oo=w=oO]

re: "This Action Will Reset Your Project"....while editing code?

Trevor Best <nospam@besty.org.uk> wrote in
news:42490397$0$8747$db0fefd9@news.zen.co.uk:
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> David W. Fenton wrote:[color=green]
>> PeteCresswell <x@y.z.Invalid> wrote in
>> news:j2rg41lapnn6bn1c81fsbp3ltfmc6bpvah@4ax.com:
>>[color=darkred]
>>>I don't *think* anything's running.... I haven't interrupted the
>>>code or anything.
>>>
>>>But the message seems to imply that some process really is
>>>running.
>>>
>>>Anybody been here?[/color]
>>
>> Yes. As far as I can tell, every version of Access from A2K on is
>> f*cked up in regard to the way code executes. It certainly
>> behaves completely differently from what I've always experienced
>> with A97.[/color]
>
> You mean it just reset the code without warning?[/color]

No. What I mean is that it reports code still executing in
circumstances where none is executing. I've never been able to
figure it out (though I finally figured out why that happens with
forms opened as acDialog; d'oh; I'm talking about non-dialogs,
though, and no timers).

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David W. Fenton http://www.bway.net/~dfenton
dfenton at bway dot net http://www.bway.net/~dfassoc