Object with Subobjects?

[John]

The way to do this is using classes. Obviously you must be using a class for the WAMessage object.

You should create some more classes, one each for the menu, toolbar and DAPI. Then, in the WAMessage class's general declarations, put something like this:
Public DAPI As New clsDAPI
'etc...



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John Percival
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[John]

Yup, that's right.

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[ShadowCrawler]

Tried it...split the code into the 3 classes, compiled it, and now it won't even let me insert it into my project. Moved the code back to the Control, killed the classes, recompiled, and it worked again. Any ideas?

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[ShadowCrawler]

Actually, the WAMessage component is an ActiveX contol...so would I just add 3 classes into that?

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Use the Class Builder utillity and crate a collection with it.
It makes some pretty looking code witch is commented.

If it still doesn't work i could email a sample project.



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