>I subclass the textbox control from the Fox base class and store the class in a library in Location1. The ClassLibrary property correctly has the value of Location1 where the subclass is stored.
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>I then subclass the newly subclassed textbox control from above and store the new subclass in a different library in Location2. The ClassLibrary for the new subclass still shows the same Location1.
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>Repeating this process again for Location3, the ClassLibrary shows Location2.
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>The ClassLibrary property seems to have the value of the location of the PARENT class of the object (except for the case when the parent class is the Fox base class), instead of the location of the object's class itself as the documentation would suggest.
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>Is this the way it should work?
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>Thanks in advance.


Yes, this is the correct way for it to work.