Hiya Nick ---

Very, very good point. Engines, brakes, and wheels could have their own superclasses, after all, they behave differently on different vehicles. Soo...this makes the instances composite objects, eh?


>I would vote for option 2.
>
>But your Vehicle class should be of Container type.
>

>vhlCar.Init()
>this.AddObject("DriveTrain","engInternalCombustion", 6, V )
>this.AddObject("brkDisc","brkBrake", 2 ) && 2 - DiscVent
>this.AddObject("whlWheel","whlCar", 4, 14 ) && 14"
>*
>*
>vhlCar.Move(1) && 1 - Forward)
>
>***Move() Method
>lparameter tlWhere
>local llReturn
>IF this.brkDisc(0)
>    llReturn = this.DriveTrain(tlWhere)
>ENDIF
>RETURN llReturn
>

>And don't forget to set vhlCar.WhereTo property... :)