>>Hi,
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>>The title of this thread is the error message I get in this situation.
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>>I have a form and a class is dropped on this form. E.g. class MyClass1. It is instantiated with any problem.
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>>In the INIT of this form another class is instantiated as follows
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>>thisform.oMyClass2 = NEWOBJECT( "MyClass2", "MyClass2Lib.VCX")
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>>When when I want to get/reference a property of the MyClass1 in a method of MyClass2, I get error "Object is not contained in a form." The way I reference class MyClass1 in a method of MyClass2 is as follows:
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>>thisform.MyClass1.aProperty
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>>I thought that since MyClass2 is in the same form that instantiated the MyClass1 I would be able to reference it, but apparently I am wrong. What am I missing?
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>May be completely wrong again but ..........
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>you create oMyClass2
>and are referencing MyClass1
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>which seems inconsistent. Is there a typo for the "o" in one of the class names or code reference?
I don't think there is a typo. It is just that my example was kludgy.
The explanation and the solution that Thierry outlined should work. I have not tested it but I have full trust that he knows what he is talking about.
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