The following code is from a custom class that manages the forms in an
application.

* DO form
IF lLoginOK
        PUBLIC (pcFormName)
        DO FORM (pcFormName)
        STORE THIS.cUserId TO (pcFormName + ".cUserId")
        STORE THIS.nUserAccess TO (pcFormName + ".nUserAccess")
        STORE THIS.cUserName TO (pcFormName + ".cUserName")
        STORE THIS.nFormRecNo TO (pcFormName + ".nFormRecNo")
        IF !EMPTY(THIS.cName)
                STORE EVAL(pcFormName + ".caption") + " [" + PROPER(THIS.cName) + "]" ;
                        TO (pcFormName + ".caption")
        ENDIF
ENDIF

The EVAL() function in the IF/ENDIF segment returns the error "Variable
'CAPTION' is not found." (Error 12). All the references to the forms
properties work except this one. (It's purpose is to display the user's
name in the title bar of the form.) I am baffled because the last time I
ran this code I remember it working just fine and I haven't made any
changes to it. I am using VFP 5.0a

Greg,

Are you sure this object is a form? It could be a formset. The easiest way
to tell would be to put a command in your code that does this:

WAIT WINDOW EVAL(pcFormName+'.BaseClass')

FormSets don't have a caption property, though the form(s) within them do.
Since all the properties that are working are custom properties, it's hard
to tell whether you're actually dealing with a form.

--
Josh Weiss
Boston Microcomputer Consulting

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