Problem with "WithEvents"...

I have the following code:

Code:

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'CTimer.cls
Option Explicit

Event Timer()
Private WithEvents mTimer As Timer
Private intCount As Integer

Public Property Let Interval(ByVal intInterval As Integer)
mTimer.Interval = intInterval
End Property
Public Property Get Interval() As Integer
Interval = intInterval
End Property

Private Sub Class_Initialize()
    mTimer.Enabled = True
    Debug.Print "Initialized..."
End Sub

Private Sub mTimer_Timer()
    intCount = intCount + 1
    RaiseEvent Timer
End Sub

Public Sub Count()
Debug.Print intCount
End Sub

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Code:

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'Form1
Option Explicit
Private WithEvents mTimerObj As CTimer

Private Sub Form_Load()
Set mTimerObj = New CTimer
End Sub

Private Sub mTimerObj_Timer()
Debug.Print "Timer Event!"
End Sub

Private Sub Form_Unload(Cancel As Integer)
Set mTimerObj = Nothing
End Sub

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Now, what im trying to do is basically encapsulate the timer control inside a class, with a few extra properties.

When i run the above code, i get an error when the Class_Initialize() sub runs, saying "Object variable or With Block variable Not Set". Any ideas?

I want to do this without building a separate OCX. I have never really looked into ActivX before. Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Thanks in advance :)

Laterz

Code:

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Private Sub Class_Initialize()
    Set mTimer = New Timer
    mTimer.Enabled = True
    Debug.Print "Initialized..."
End Sub

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maybe this works ?

peet, thanks for the reply. I tried the code you provided but i still get a compile error: "Invalid use of "NEW" keyword"...

Anyone got any ideas?

Controls can not normally be created in this way, because they do not implement the IDispatch interface. You could either include a form in the ActiveX component and place the timer on this, or (more preferably) use the Settimer & KillTimer API calls.

For info on SetTimer & KillTimer see KPD

Cheers

Tryster