>I've just started to try making a class via code. My idea for a 'baby' project was to create a form with a couple of buttons that would call me code created object. The following is the code I have written to create the calling object. (I've named it Test.prg)
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>Define Class Junk as Custom
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>	Function Say_Hello
>		wait window 'Hello'
>	End Function &&-- Say Hello
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>	Function Say_Goodbye
>		Wait window 'Good Bye'
>	End Function &&-- Say Good Bye
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>EndDefine
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>Now whe I run this code what is happening? I was thinking that a junk.vcx would appear on my hard drive, so I could add it to my project no such luck. So please tell me oh-wise ones what should I be doing to get this to work?
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Anthony:

You are creating a .prg not a .vcx. A .vcx is created if you create a class library from the project manager and put a class in it. It is merely a fancy .dbf that is chuck full of memos. You could probably define and populate your own .vcx from code, but I have absolutely no idea why anyone would bother.

Bottom line, if you create a class in code, it is created whenevery you run the code, but is does not become part of a class library (.vcx table), and ceases to exist when you exit from your code.

If this sounds garbled, its because its late (or early, I guess)

regards,