The equivalent of:

WITH xyz.abc
    SomeFunction(xyz.abc, 1, 2)
ENDWITH

But without having to retype "xyz.abc" by being able to use something like "." which works without syntax error, by the way, but doesn't pass anything in.

WITH xyz.abc
    SomeFunction(.)
    SomeFunction(@.)
ENDWITH

Both of those compile without error, but don't pass in any reference. It's as though you used SomeFunction() with zero parameters as PCOUNT() reports 0.

WITH xyz.abc
    SomeFunction(., 1, 2)
    SomeFunction(@., 1, 2)
ENDWITH

But neither of those work. Both generate an error.

>I'm not sure what you want but:
>

>WITH xyz.abc
>    SomeFunction(.Width, 1, 2)
>ENDWITH
>

>
>>Is there a way to access the WITH object here without re-typing it?
>>
>>Something like:
>>

WITH xyz.abc
>>
>>    SomeFunction(thisWith, 1, 2)
>>
>>ENDWITH
>>
>>
>>
>>FUNCTION SomeFunction
>>LPARAMETERS toWith, tnRow, tnCol
>>
>>    ? (toWith == xyz.abc)
>>    * Displays .T.
>>