>>I can't quite grok the help, and in actual practice I have only used AddObject (as well as CreateObject()). Is there any difference in behavior between the two functions - NewObject() and AddObject() - apart from the slightly different syntax (for instance, NewObject allows specifying a class library)?
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>>TIA,
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>>Hilmar.
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>NewObject() is the equivalent of CreateObject() except that CreateObject() requires that you have either the PROCEDURE file or CLASSLIB set. Addobject simply creates a property to which you can assign the new object
>SET PROCEDURE TO myProc
>this.addproperty("newProp",CREATEOBJECT("myclass_in_myproc"))
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>SET PROCEDURE TO
>this.addproperty("secondprop",NEWOBJECT("myclass_in_myproc","myproc.prg"))Sorry, but aren't you confusing AddObject() with AddProperty()?
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