>>ASP (and VBScript in general) like VFP doesn't sink events either.
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>>VFPCOM is a pretty slick tool in that respect. It gives event sinking
>>capability to any COM tool that doesn't support event trapping.
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>Uhhh.... please excuse the COM-newbie question here
>(IOW, duck... incoming < s >)
>
>I understand what it means to raise events in VB, but what is event sinking?

I think he ment sync not sink... When you use BindEvents to bind a COM object to a VFP object, the COM Events are syncronized to the VFP events... So, when the COM's NewSnakeOil event fires, so does the VFP object's NewSnakeOil method run.

BOb