>>>I'd like to add a double click event to my image control. This control has been created using the thisform.addobject.
>>>
>>>How can I do this?
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>>You could create your own class based on Image and add all functionality you want there. Then just use it. Nut I agree with Tore, time for upgrade :-)
>
>You can use the Borislav solution with a small trick.
>In the DblClick event of your own class of the VFP Image base class
>add the only line of code:
>
>

>thisform.udf_ImageDblClickHandler(this.name)
>

>
>or
>

>thisform.some_handler.udf_ImageDblClickHandler(this.name)
>

>
>In this case You will have an universal handler that
>do some work depending of name of the Image:
>
>For example, You add new Image object based on your class into your form
>with the name img_Save, then You add the new similar object with the name
>img_PrintReport and so on.
>
>In your form You can add custom method, for example, udf_ImageDblClickHandler
>or create the class of the handlers based on the Custom class where you can place code all your handlers code and add it to form
>This method - udf_ImageDblClickHandler - may include, for example, the following lines of code
>
>

>LPARAMETERS lpObjectName
>Do case
>case "save" $ lower(lpObjectName)
>do something
>return
>case "printreport" $ lower(lpObjectName)
>do something
>return
>otherwise
>do some generic procedure or command
>endcase
>

>
>Of course, this is a very primitive example, but I had used
>it in the time of the VFP6 not only for Image. :-)
>
>And I agree with Borislav and Tore - time to upgrade.

Or you can pass the object reference, e.g. ImageDoubleClicked(this).