>>I got an idea to make application object *more* visual, as a form or
>>container, and add other objects, usually belonging to it as other visual
>>objects like Label, for example. In this case we will have
>>visual clue what are the parts of oApp and there is no more need to scan
>>the methods code of Custom objects, looking for references to other
>>objects.
>>Any opinions?
>>
>>Nick
>
>I've really started doing that - I have a main_form class which consists of a f
>orm, with a
>company logo bitmap, password textbox (invisible after use), environment setup,
> a treeview
>instead of a main menu (of course, I've reinstalled Windows from scratch, and l
>ost all the
>licenses, reinstalled everything but it's still not licensed... ever heard of d
>eja vu?), and
>login/logout methods. The idea is to keep this form open as long as the app run
>s, and quit
>the app when it's closed.

That's interesting, in my current app I already implemented the same idea,
with the main form containing the treeview and differend right click menus. Since I have this, the next logical step is to make this form an app object. But I think I will do this in the next app.

Nick