Paul,

That's what I kind of thought but ruled that out after reading Ed's reply. But then again, I'm not well today (sick) so I'm somewhat in the fog. I need

the weekend <g>.

So can I do this on the fly programmatically, or am I limited to having to use

the GUI development? I would think I should be able to do it in code, but the

DEFINE CLASS helpdoc makes me wonder how I alter an existing object's method. I'm not adding an object, because it's already there. So how I address this? --Mike

>>> "pmcnett@pcs-blc.com" 10/08/99 01:15pm >>>

On 8 Oct 99, at 12:28, Michael Babcock wrote:

> It's from a vcx using CREATEOBJECT(), not an .scx subclassed form. (Or do

> I misunderstand you?) --Mike

Mike, .scx's are not classes, but forms that are either subclassed from a vcx

library, or from the VFP base classes.

The fact that you have a your form in a vcx means that all you have to do is

create a new class based on frmdates, put your overriding code in the

appropriate places, and then, instead of issuing CREATEOBJECT("frmdates"),

issue CREATEOBJECT("frmnewdates").

Paul McNett

Computer Consultant / Custom Application Developer

Professional Computer Solutions

Hollister, CA 95023

mailto:pmcnett@pcs-blc.com

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On 10/8/99 1:52 PM, Michael Babcock supposedly said:

>So can I do this on the fly programmatically, or am I limited to having to

>use the GUI development? I would think I should be able to do it in code,

>but the DEFINE CLASS helpdoc makes me wonder how I alter an existing

>object's method. I'm not adding an object, because it's already there. So

>how I address this?

If you are doing this in code, just re-define the method. So if you

have a textbox named "txtBlah" on your form and you want to override its

RightClick() method, you'd add a proc to your define as follows:

PROCEDURE txtBlah.RightClick

{your custom code here}

ENDPROC

If you are creating the forms using the visual tools, just open the

code editing window, select the proper control and method, and add your

code. That's it!

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Ed Leafe

http://leafe.com/

Michael,

a method is code and will be compiled prior to run time. You can not

write new code durring run time

the define class is a development code not a runtime code

if you make a procedure file [.prg] with a define class, then if you set

procdure to <myproc>

you can use the define clss when you do createobject(<myclass>)

HTH

Michael Babcock wrote:

>

> Paul,

>

> That's what I kind of thought but ruled that out after reading Ed's reply. But then again, I'm not well today (sick) so I'm somewhat in the fog. I need

> the weekend <g>.

>

> So can I do this on the fly programmatically, or am I limited to having to use

> the GUI development? I would think I should be able to do it in code, but the

> DEFINE CLASS helpdoc makes me wonder how I alter an existing object's method. I'm not adding an object, because it's already there. So how I address this? --Mike

>

[snip]

--

Allan Lindgren

allan_lindgren@starkey.com

If you offer me a penny for my thoughts,

and I give you my two cents worth,

Who gets the change?

Well that makes sense; I know that. Man, I'm really out of it today (sick). That's it...no more questions today....time for nappy.... <g>.

>>> "allan_lindgren@starkey.com" 10/08/99 02:55pm >>>

Michael,

a method is code and will be compiled prior to run time. You can not

write new code durring run time

the define class is a development code not a runtime code

if you make a procedure file [.prg] with a define class, then if you set

procdure to <myproc>

you can use the define clss when you do createobject(<myclass>)

HTH

Michael Babcock wrote:

> > Paul,

> > That's what I kind of thought but ruled that out after reading Ed's reply.

But then again, I'm not well today (sick) so I'm somewhat in the fog. I need

> the weekend <g>.

> > So can I do this on the fly programmatically, or am I limited to having to

use

> the GUI development? I would think I should be able to do it in code, but

the

> DEFINE CLASS helpdoc makes me wonder how I alter an existing object's

method. I'm not adding an object, because it's already there. So how I

address this? --Mike

> [snip]

-- Allan Lindgren

allan_lindgren@starkey.com

If you offer me a penny for my thoughts,

and I give you my two cents worth,

Who gets the change?

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