On Jan 31, 2005, at 10:42 AM, Paul McNett wrote:
> However, take dPageFrame, an example of a VFP 'container class': it
> contains dPage's that can control themselves and be controlled
> directly by user code.
>
> Now: menus. A menu bar contains menus, and a menu contains menus and
> menu items, all of which can control themselves independently of their
> parent.
OK, then, we're talking about two completely different things, then.
I'm using 'container' to mean a class that other objects can be added
to: buttons, textboxes, labels, etc. I don't mean something that can
have a specific child type.
What do you suggest I name the class attribute that determines if a
particular class can have *any* type of control added to it? Or maybe
just drop it altogether and test every instance in the designer to see
if it is a form, panel or dialog?
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