ACopy() comes to mind. On November 24, 2015 7:44:54 AM EST, Dave Crozier <[email protected]> wrote: >I have a class that needs to be sent an array from the calling program. >What I want to do is ideally pass the array in as a property and use >the property _"Assign" method to process the array internally. I have >tried passing the > >Thisform.AddProperty("aArray[2,2]", null) > >Thisform.aArray[1,1]= "Item 1" >Thisform.aArray[1,1]= "Item 1,2" >... > > >Class.Property=Thisform.aArray > > >The above coding only results in the first element being passed .... as >in what is done to a UDF and I have tried passing it with an @ sign (as >you would with a UDF) at the front but this gives a syntax error so no >go there. I have also tried calling the Property_Assign method direct >but using the array with a leading @ sign but the mainline doesn't have >visibility of the _Assign method so no go there. > >Short of setting up a new Receive_Array() method on the object and >passing in the array with an @ sign I can't seem to come up with an >alternative solution and I haven't tested out that you can even do this >as of yet. > >Any ideas guys? > >Dave
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