VB6 For Loop on error behavior

In VB6, I have the following line of code in the Form_Load event:

DOSOMETHING()
MsgBox "Done"

DOSOMETHING() is a buggy function that I expect to always crash. When I run the app, it will do its thing and crash, without sh开发者_如何学Goowing the MsgBox.

But when I write it using loops:

Dim X as Integer

For X = 0 to 1000
    DOSOMETHING()
    MsgBox "Done"
Next X

The application will not crash, ever. I thought that this has something to do with delays, so I also tried to add a SLEEP inside the loop, to no avail.

So my question is, Is there a special "On Error Resume Next" inside a For loop in VB6?

PS:

If anyone is curious about why I'm asking this, I am trying to reproduce an intermittent bug by calling the function multiple times. Said function is used to check for Administrator function. More detail about the function here.

Thanks!

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I't might have something to do with the fact it's called from Form_Load. Perhaps some initialization later in Form_Load or in Form_Activate causes it not to crash.

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Try inserting DoEvents after the call to DoSomething. This yields to the o/s, allowing events in its queue to be processed and may enable the function to complete, or fail! before returning to its calling parent.