Re: VB6.0 and Constructors
- From: "Henk van Winkoop" <h.van.winkoop@xxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 28 Aug 2006 13:40:17 +0200
I found the solution!
I need to use the 'set' keyword in the 'get' property,
thanks
Henk
"Henk van Winkoop" <h.van.winkoop@xxxxxx> schreef in bericht
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He great!
thanks,
just another question:
My mainprogram creates a classobject A and then calls a classobject
A.function which itself creates some object B.
The object B is stored in a global class variable.
Is it possible to use that class-generated object B in my mainprogram?
Using the 'Get' property results in some compile error.
regards,
Henk
"Duane Arnold" <"Do forget about it"@PleaeDo.BET> schreef in bericht
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Henk van Winkoop wrote:
Hello,
I'm used to work with C++ and classes.
If a class is created the corresponding constructor is called.
For my boss I'm working on a VB6 project.
My question is: is there some kind of 'Constructor' with
VB6 classes?
I surfed the Internet but what I found was totally 'abracadabra' to me.
I simple example (if existing) would make me very glad.
Regards,
Class_Initlize and Class_Terminate
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/55yzhfb2.aspx
Duane :)
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