>>I have a custom class that needs to trap some input from a form dialog. The custom object creates the form object and displays it via oform.Show(). The form has typical OK and Cancel buttons but when trying to set a property in the custom class, I cannot seem to get the form to reference the custom object. I've worked much with passing a reference of the custom class to the dialog form and although TYPE() returns an "O", I continually get an error message about WITH/ENDWITH. The custom class gets added to a container which has other controls on it and is added to a form. This custom class should be able to be put in any for or container so a generic reference to it needs to be recognized by the dialog form.
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>>What am I missing here.
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>>Steve Despres
>>EZ Data Inc.
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>In custom class:
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>THIS.oForm = CREATEOBJECT("theForm", THIS)
>THIS.oForm.Show()
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>
>In oForm.Init():
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>LPARAMETERS oCallingObj
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>THISFORM.oCallingObj = m.oCallingObj
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>WITH THISFORM.oCallingObj
>.Some_Property = "Set to this"
>ENDWITH
>
>Is this similar to what you are doing and it doesn't work?
>
>-Doug-

Yes,

Custom Class.Init

THIS.AddObject("oForm", "form def")
THIS.glOK = .F. (The property I want the form to set)

CustomClass.ShowForm() && Custom method

Loads a listbox for the form
THIS.oForm.Show()

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So now the form is showing and I want to have the OK or Cancel buttons set the CustomClass.glOK property. But no matter what I've tried, the form does not recognize the Custom Class.

Thanks,
Steve