>>>My class's click event is calling one custon method, which is checking the important properties (whethere set properly or not).
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>>>If any of the 4-5 properties is not set properly then it should exit from class, the problem is if I give a return statement from custom method, it returns control to click method..
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>>>Any suggestion..
>>>
>>>Actually, I will prefer to do something like this..
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>>>If !allok &&calling custom method & returning logical value
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>>>return
>>>endif
>>>
>>>Thanks in advance..
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>>Try adding something like this in the Click() event...
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>>RETURN CustomClass.Method() AND Expression1 AND Expression2
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>Thanks for your reply but Speaking frankly, this went above my head...
>
>Actually I am very new to class(s), Can you pls explain me what exactly I should write..
Firstly, you want the click(0 event to Return a True or False. True if everything is OK and checks are performed sucessfully.
Next, You have a custom class which has a method, say CheckAll(), which does the checking you require for properties and returns a True or False. True if all checks are successful.
*-- Button.Click()
IF CustomClass.CheckAll()
Return .T.
ENDIF
OR
RETURN CustomClass.CheckAll()
If you want to ckeck some other expressions or property in your button which should also be checked before returning the value from Click() of button you could have
RETURN CustomClass.CheckAll() AND MyForm.lProperty AND MyExpression
Here when all three are true then only your click will return a True
