>Hi everyone,
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>I read several threads, where it was suggested to delay instantiation of the objects on the unactive page. I have several questions related with this technique.
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>I have a Form with 8 pages on a pageframe with lots of objects. This Form used for constructing User Selection Criteria.
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>Each page has a Container1 and all objects belong to Container1 on the appropriate page.
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>Suppose, I make these containers to be separate classes. Then I instantiate this container by PageFrame1.PageLender.NewObject() or AddObject(), what's the order of events here? Do inner objects Inits fire before Container.Init?
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>Also in my code I usually use full reference to the object, like thisform.PageFrame1.PageLocation.Container1.btcc_ZipCode. Can I keed this notation or should change it to use always relative notation instead.
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>Thanks in advance.

First innermost object inited and last topmost parent. However innermost object can reach the properties of outermost during init (ie: myForm.myContainer.myControl is inited before myForm but can query myForm.width)

With classes it's more appropriate to use relative so they're portable IMHO.
Cetin