>>1. obj.Prop(x) where x can be 1 .... 999 (or so) And each property itself can be integer, char or logical etc. e.g.: obj.Prop(5)=34
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>>2. obj.Prop(x) where x is an array containig the elements, that your object will use
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>>3. obj.Prop(x) where x is an array containig the elements, that your object will use and may change, and thus, calling program want to use?
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>>1. and 2. case is no problem in VFP 5. But 3. case is available only in VFP 6 by comarray.
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>How do you declare the property in VC++ for the cases 1 and 2?
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>Vlad
All 3 cases can be declared by Class Wizzard. And there are different solutions:

1. normal parametrized property and make a parameter as integer type.
2. normal parametrized property and make a parameter as VT_ARRAY type.
3. normal parametrized property and make a parameter as VT_ARRAY by ref type.

Instead of these, you can make a method that takes 1 parameter (type of this see above).

BB