Joe,
would this work for you?
move your mouse over the container (not any of the contained objects),
then type this in the command window:
ox = SYS(1270)
ox.SaveAsClass("myclasslib","myclass")
MODIFY CLASS myclass of myclasslib
Frank.
Frank Cazabon
On 04/07/2024 1:22 pm, Joe Yoder wrote:
I have just completed developing a form with a container that has
embedded controls. I want to convert the container to a class so I can use
multiple instances on a form.
I spent a good bit of time getting things to look and work right in the
container on the form designer with the understanding that I can simply
bring it into the class designer when I have the bugs out.
Now it appears that I need to build the class one control at a time. Is
this correct? Are there shortcuts I should be aware of? Would I have been
better off developing in code to avoid duplicating effort when moving to
class designer?
Thanks in advance for your help ,
Joe
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