Bill,

>This still doesn't tell me the name of the collection it only tells me the name of the object.

Your original post didn't cleary ask that question.

If you want to implement your own named collections using array properties, you are going to have to add a property to the contained objects and keep track of it yourself. You could pass the name of the collection into the Init() and store it from there.

Is there a reason you can't use the builtin collections Objects or Controls? You can iterate through them very easily. You could also make the collection it's own object instead of an array property and then this.parent would point to it. For example:

this.AddObject( "CollectionA", "cCollection" )
with this.CollectionA
   .AddObject( "member1", "textbox" )
   .AddObject( "member2", "textbox" )
endwith

this.AddObject( "CollectionB", "cCollection" )
with this.CollectionB
   .AddObject( "member1", "textbox" )
   .AddObject( "member2", "textbox" )
endwith

Doing this each collection can FOR EACH oObject in this.Objects and each collected (contained) object can use this.parent.