Form Closes without this->close() being called

I have a form and when I click a button, the form closes even though I never call the close() function. The code is below:

if(group)
{
tree->Nodes->Add(textBox1->Text);
}
else
{
tree->Nodes[gIndex]->Nodes->Add(textBox1->Text);
}
textBox1->Clear();
textBox1->Focus();

that is all my button_click even does yet my form closes after the execution...why

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Form Closes without this->close() being called

Dmitry Lysenko
I tried the try/catch with all exceptions but it didn't catch anything.
mjepsen
The dialogResult property was set to cancel, I changed it to none and now it works. Not sure how it got set, or why it wasn't making a difference before but there's the answer.

Thanks for all your help i appreciate it.
Philippe Jan

Ah - one really sucky thing in .NET is that if a form opens and it has a dialog result, and it's opened by a form that also has the dialog results set up, the parent form is also closed. That's probably what triggered this behaviour, although you didn't say you were opening a form
Reformed

You're not checking that gIndex is a valid index, could that be the problem I'm thinking perhaps it's blowing up. Have you tried setting a break point and stepping through to see what happens
_w_

That's cool. The behaviour is totally illogical and stupid IMO, I can't imagine why Microsoft offer it, and it's caused me no end of grief in the past.
TomC456
I was thinking of a try/catch around the code, or going to your exceptions list and enabling all exceptions. Perhaps you're getting a quiet trap of an exception

I've encountered this recently when a thread caused an exception and the thread quietly stopped running.

Brian
Sauvere
Did you step through the code and work out what line was causing it to close
Johodefo

What if you step on beyond there Obviously, nothing is going wrong within the call then.
vincent.wang
I stepped through but it just executes to the end of the function and then returns back to the original form that called it. There is no specific line of code and I didn't see anything in the call stack that was suspicious.
MartinaM
sorry, my bad
Form Closes without this->close() being called

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