John,

What is the BaseClass of object A? If the class is derived from custom you can't drop a class another class into it at design time. This is the primary reason I used Container as the baseclass of my generic cObject class.

>Thanks Fred, but I've alredy done that. I'd like to avoid needing to define object references for each child.
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>I have an object A that has objects B and C added using ADDOBJECT in A's INIT() at runtime.
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>I'd like IntelliSense to have access to B's and C's Methods/Props at design-time without needing to define the individual child objects.
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>i.e.:
>LOCAL A AS classA of classlib
>A=NEWOBJECT("classA","classlib")
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>A.B.(IntelliSense drop-down)
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>instead of
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>LOCAL A AS classA of classlib
>A=NEWOBJECT("classA","classlib")
>LOCAL B AS classB of classlib
>B=NEWOBJECT("classB","classlib")
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>B.(IntelliSense drop-down)
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>and then cut-and-paste to:
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>A.B.Bproperty