>Evan,
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>>I don't understand how this would keep the overhead down. The visual representation is just an interface, no?
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>Classes in a visual class library take about two or more times as much memory than classes defined in a PRG.
I'm not sure I agree with this. Three of the six most light weight VFP classes are visually editable (CommandGroup, OptionGroup and Line). In fact, from my tests, a Custom class created in the Class Desiger visually is lighter weight than the same thing defined in PRG code.
>In fact, from a confort point of view classlibaries (VCX) are better than PRGs. From a conservative space point of view PRGs are far better than classlibaries (especially when your classes contain large amounts of comments)
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>I suspect, that because of that the sessionclass was ment to be lightweigth (more ligthweigth than a form) you want to have this one in a PRG only. I don't know if agree to this standpoint, but I think this might be the reason.
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Larry Miller
MCSD
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