>>you are mixing several concepts
>>visual programming (which is in-complete in VFP) and OO (which is rather good in VFP)
>>creating classes in code using DEFINE doesn't make it less OO
>>you can still use CREATEOBJECT to instantiate it and reference it like any other object
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>>note that you can also create classes in .vcx files "manually" e.g. column or page etc.
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>>Arnon
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>I know that OO in VFP is very good but some detail was forgot like visualy change for column, page and so on. I think that definition of class was in to but if in the next version of VFP we will able to add property in the object at run time {build in not a extern class like today} it will more easy to use object to pass parameters to a method or another object because the parameters never had the same stucture so we can't build a definition for all parameters you need.

Yes, you can. You can have a property that will be an object at runtime. So, the object can be anything, e.g. you have an amazing flexibility here.

Vlad