>I have a label class with the following in the click event:
>
>DEFINE POPUP Shortcuts FROM MROW(), MCOL() SHORTCUT
>
>DEFINE BAR 1 OF Shortcuts PROMPT "January"
>DEFINE BAR 2 OF Shortcuts PROMPT "Februay"
>.
>.
>DEFINE BAR 12 OF Shortcuts PROMPT "December"
>
>ON SELECTION POPUP ShortCuts oShortcuts.RunCommands()
>
>
>I would like to put the ON SELECTION commands in the
>class so I can just drop it onto a container.
>
>How do I set it up so that the commands can be contained
>in the label class? Right now I have a public object called
>oShortcuts which handles all my ON SELECTION code, but
>the code is then in a separate object.
>
>Any thoughts?

Hi Kevin,

Place your code in its own method. In the click event of the label, call the method passing the object to the method. Here's a sample:

* Click event
= This.MyMenu(This)
* MyMenu method
PARAMETER poThis
DEFINE POPUP Shortcuts FROM MROW(), MCOL() SHORTCUT
DEFINE BAR 1 OF Shortcuts PROMPT "January"
DEFINE BAR 2 OF Shortcuts PROMPT "Februay"
* etc.
DEFINE BAR 12 OF Shortcuts PROMPT "December"
ON SELECTION POPUP ShortCuts poThis.RunCommands()

I think you'll find that it will do what you're after.

hth,