Bernard,
Do you have to use Addobject? I may be stating something obvious but why can't you drop an instance of the container on the form and add instance specific code there? Unless the container does an Addobject of a special timer class, the timer object should be available in the form designer. Add your code to the Timer event and then call DODEFAULT() to execute the parent code, if desired.

HTH.

>I have a container class that contains other objects including a timer. The class code in the timer.timer method runs every n seconds as set. This code gets a value which is then stored in a property of the class.
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>To use this class called "olescale" I have in a form.init
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>SET CLASSLIB TO myclass.vcx
>ThisForm.ADDOBJECT("myclass","olescale")
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>Various class properties are set and then the timer is enabled.
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>What I need is a way to add my own code to the Timer.Timer code of the class after it is ADDed the same way I can change its properties, so that it will look and run as follows:
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>* oleclass.Timer1.Timer()
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>My code here
>...
>...
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>DODEFAULT() && run the class code
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>Some More of my code here
>...
>...
>
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>I can instanstiate the object with ADDOBJECT but how do I get my code to be run in a method of this class?
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>I do not want to place the code into the class itself, as this class can be used for other things.
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>Is this possible?
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>Thanks
>
>BErnard