>>>>>How can I change the property value from a form
>>>>>that is set in my class?
>>>>>
>>>>>I want the property value in my class to reflect a new value that I set in my form?
>>>>
>>>>oMyObject.MyProp = thisform.MyObject.value
>>>>
>>>>Something akin to that. Am I on track?
>>>>
>>>>Tom
>>>
>>>Having problems...
>>>
>>>In my parent class (base_form), I have a property called NUMBER. It's value is 500.
>>>
>>>In my subclass (a form called TEST), I want to change NUMBER to 700 and
>>>have this value reflected in the parent as a permanent change. If I MODI CLASS base_form, my property NUMBER should be 700.
>>>
>>>Help..
>>
>>
>>It won't happen automatically. This is the whole reason for sub-classing. So each class level would be different. Otherwise you would not need sub-classing.
>>
>>Tom
>
>I wanted to change a property value in a parent, then I could use it
>like a public var.. or else, what do I do for public vars in OOP.


You could make Objects public Vars and refer to their properties after they are instantiated. Public Vars as just vars should (IMO) be avoided.

Tom