>>Lutz,
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>>Thank you very much for the detailed reply and help!
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>On top of what's been said here, yes you can call an object's method as a function, we do that a lot. Assume you have a PathHelper class, and then, for example
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>lcPath=oPathHelper.getAppHomePath()
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>To have that object accessible, make it a global variable, or, if you also want to reduce the number of global variables, set it as a property of one global object:
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>oApp.NewObject("oPathHelper", "pathhelper", "helpers.vcx")
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>lcPath=oApp.oPathHelper.getAppHomePath()
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>I've seen this done many times, and I did it too.
Thank you. This (above) is what I ended up doing.
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