Dave Crozier wrote:
> Joe,
> Put all your class code into a separate .prg file eg
> \Classes\VFP_Classes.prg.
> Make sure the path to this file is in the VFP path eg set path to
.\Classes\
>
> In the VFP_Classes.prg make the first statement a return:
>
> * VFP_Classes.prg
>
> Return
>
> Define class clsMyTextBox as Textbox
> ...
> Enddefine
>
> Define class clsMyGrid as Grid
> ...
> Enddefine
>
> ...etc etc
>
> In your initialization program you can then simply "do VFP_Classes". From
> then on you can create classes/objects using CreateObject() etc. whenever
> you want.
>
> This is not the only way to do it as you can create classes in many other
> ways for example from Visual class libraries etc. but it is the easiest way
> when you are starting out.
>
> Dave Crozier
Hmmm....that's a cool way, Dave. I never thought of that. I guess it's
no different than the method I use (oUtils =
NEWOBJECT("UtilityClass",".\progs\_utils.prg"). Any advantage to your way?
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