Thanks for the reply. Yes, I know arrays are dynamic-sized. But they're not objects. They don't follow the object model. In other words, with memory arrays you cannot say

MyArray(1).Item1
MyArray(1).Item2
MyArray(2).Item1
MyArray(2).Item2

Instead, you would have to say

MyArray[1,1]
MyArray[1,2]
MyArray[2,1]
MyArray[2,2]

I don't want to use a multi-dimension memory array. I'm looking to do this application with an object model.

I'd just like to know if there is a Collections object in VFP, or if someone else has figured out how to replicate one _programmatically_.

Thanks anyways!

Scott


>Arrays can be resized dynamically in VFP. So, you can use an array.
>
>Vlad
>
>>Anyone know if there is a collection object in VFP5?
>>
>>I'm creating two custom objects, cusUser and cusRights. When a user logs in, I instatiate the cusUser object and assign properties for that user from the user table.
>>
>>The next step is to read in all the rights for this user from the rights table. This is a multi-record, multi-column table and there can be any number of rights per user.
>>
>>The idea is that when the user object is instantiated, it scans through the rights table and adds rights objects to the user object.
>>
>>What I'd like to accomplish is this sort of end result:
>>
>>cusUser.Password
>>cusUser.FullName
>>cusUser.Rights(1).Key
>>cusUser.Rights(1).Field1
>>cusUser.Rights(1).Field2
>>cusUser.Rights(2).Key
>>cusUser.Rights(2).Field1
>>cusUser.Rights(2).Field2
>>
>>The Rights are a dynamic-sized collection object. Anyone know how to do this in VFP?
>>
>>Scott