>I haven't tested, but would like to know what This is inside a With-Endwith construct. IOW

THIS will still be scoped as it would be outside of the WITH statement - ie. scoped to the parent class that contains this code.

+++ Rick ---

>
>

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

>
>>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.
>>>>