>>>>>>Is it possible to copy or move a method or property from one class to another? I know it's possible to move classes from one .VCX to another, but what about the individual methods and properties within a class?
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>>If the object/class is going to be alot like the first two ideas come to mind. Is it enough like the first to really call for anyother instance-would addition underlying classes do the job better and keep the functionality compact. If you need to replicate the methods/properties try the following
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>>In the project window with the class tab active pick/drag and drop the "from" class into another class lib. A copy will be made. In the copy to class lib right click on the copied class and rename it to the new class name. pick/drag and drop the renamed class back to the intended class library and delete the renamed copied one. Open the class and use the class menu edit/remove function to drop the properties and methods you do not want/add your new ones etc. It is good practice to clean up/pack this modified vcx to get the deleted rows for the delete properties/methods out of their for real.
>>Hope This Helps
>>Gary
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>Actually, my original intentions, which I should have made a little bit clearer, was to physically move properties/methods because I had put them in the wrong classes in the hierarchies which I created. From hearing some of the suggestions, I think I have an idea how I might do this: the SYS(1270) function gives an object reference to anything that the mouse is over - even in design mode. I'm going to create two macros: (F11) o1 = SYS(1270) and (F12) o2 = SYS(1270) and try to use something like o1.ReadMethod() = o2.WriteMethod() after moving the mouse cursor to the two appropriate objects and create the two different object references using the macros. I'll try this and see what I can come up with.

if that's all you want to do, add the classlib that has the classes and the classlib that should have them to a project. then drag and drop the classes to move from one classlib to the other.