The equivalent would be an object's collection in VFP. You can create them by adding a property with array elements, like MyCollection[10]. Now what's going to be a bear here is that I don't see a way to directly prototype

cVal = oObj.form("txtBox").Item()

>Hi all (again),
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>When one creates a reference to an object (say an ASP object, since that is what I am looking at) within VFP the correct way to reference certain values is with this syntax:
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>* For the ASP Request Object passed as param to a COM Server
>cVal = oObj.form("txtBox").Item()
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>What exactly is form("txtBox") in this case? A Collection? That's what it would be called in VB(I think), but what are we seeing from a VFP point of view? Is it a method call? an array? A Collection Object? More importantly can it be emulated in a custom VFP class?
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>This is related to my earlier post #338620 Concerning the ASP objects. I need to emulate one for a test, and if I can't get the real thing, I could create an object that mimics it, but the above syntax is getting in the way.
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>Any ideas are greatly appreciated,
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>TIA,
>Bill Caputo