Jeff,

You can use AEVENTS() function to get an object reference to the current event source.

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>I found the idea of using Bindevents on grid controls very interesting since I have a grid class with code stuffed into each and every column (header and textbox1.)
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>I'm stumped. I tried working with Bindevent() with grid column headers and the grid column textbox and I cannot get a reference to the actual column with information like controlsource.
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>For example, if I want to bind to the click event of the header in order to sort the data in the grid by that column I need the controlsource of that column, but if there is no way to get at that column object then it's a no go.
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>And I've fiddled with the use of code like this:
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>lo2 = EVALUATE("m.loActiveControl.Columns(m.loActiveControl.ActiveColumn)."; + m.loActiveControl.COLUMNS(m.loActiveControl.ACTIVECOLUMN).CURRENTCONTROL)
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>but still cannot touch the column object. The active column doesn't activate when clicking a different column header.
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>It's all very interesting, but I don't think you can avoid putting code into each and every column (header and textbox1) if you need to access the current activecolumn object. At least those are my findings.