>>>> I have a class library called MyClass.vcx, which has several objects within it (including forms) - I use the command goMyClass = createobject('MyClass') to > instantiate the object, but the question is this:
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>>>This line implies that you have a class 'MyClass' in some classlib (I'm kind and assume you have used SET CLASSLIB TO MyClass.vcx without mention)
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>>thats not exactly what came into my mind but it shows in how many ways this could be misunderstood <s>
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>>>I myself call it rubbish to name a class the same as the vcx.
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>>Full ACK
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>Unless you have a single class in the vcx - then it serves no purpose to have separate names. I've worked in a place where the forms were kept in classlibs, one per vcx - in that layout, vcx==class. Of course, framework stuff was n classes 1 vcx, and then none of the classes was named the same as the vcx.

You might call (and use) it as you like. It's just a matter of taste. I was giving my POV analyzing the initial message only.
I prefer a kind of hungarian notation. So my lib would be something like "people.vcx" and the classes would be like "frmNames", "de_Names" and so on.

Agnes