Property and Classes?

How do I use the Property Get/Set/Let directly on the class?
You'll understand what I mean by the example.

Code:

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Dim A As New MyClass
A=5
MsgBox A

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As far as I have seen, I can do the Property on the members of the class. Ie. A.Member1 = 5, MsgBox A.Member1

I don't see what you want ?

If you want to access a member of your class, then your last sentence answer your question

If you want an explanation about properties so try to check out one of my thread called Something interresting. There's an example of property Let, Get use.

No. I want to use Property Let/Get/Set on the Instance of the class. Not one of its properties.
Ie.
MsgBox Textbox1.Text
outputs the same as
MsgBox Textbox1

Code:

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Dim A as new MyClass
A.Text="Test" 'This is easy

'But how do I do:
A="Test" '?

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How do i set the property of A?

The default property for a class is the not the text property like it is for a text box. Or at least I don't think so. I don't know what the default is, but I don't think you can just set the text of the class without specifying .text. Isn't a class just an encompassing variable to hold other varibles in it?? Maybe I'm totally in left field... just trying to help...

For example, if you want to affect a string to your class, define this:

Code:

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'In your Module Class
Public Property Let Name (S as string)
    X = S            ' Where X is used in your class
End property

Public Property Get Name () as String
    Name = X
End Property

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If you want to affect a value to your class use this:
YourClass.Name = "What you want"

If you want to get the value of something in your class, use this:

Code:

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Dim YourString as String

YourString = YourClass.Name

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I hope this will answer your question.

Now, if you want to set a property as default of a class, let me a little moment to find how to do this, is it possible but I don't remember how.

Here,

In the Tools Menu, select the second item (sub attributes or something like that! My software is in French)

Select the property you want to set by default. Click on the Advanced>> button and in the Sub Id field, select "default". Validate and there we are.

Yup. It was the default i was after. Only hoped it could be declared something like this
"property let ~(X as string)"
or something where '~' is a symbol representing the class.
Then I can have a class with only one property. Itself. Not a MyClass.PropertyName property.

I want:
MyClass = ...
not
MyClass.PropertyName = ...

Think I finally made myself clear.
Thanks for the help. If you got something more on this subject, please reply.