>I know how simple it is to view class code, and extract it to a .prg if I wanted, however, going in reverse. ??
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>I have a few classs in .prg which I have picked up, and use. and I would like to put them in a non visual class. that I can then drag and drop onto forms or just call directly without having to put them into my proceedure files.
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>Is there some simple method which I am missing to reverse the process of viewing class code, which reconstructs class's visually. ?
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>thank.... or am I really missing something ?
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>Bob Lee
Unless there is a tool here on the UT, I don't believe that there is a way to create visual classes (VCX's) from those in a .PRG. However, you don't have to have PRG-based classes in your procedure file. As long as the code is built into your executable, or available in your search path, you can use NEWOBJECT to instantiate it. NEWOBJECT (both the function and class method) allow the specification of PRG's as your class "source", although the parameters are slightly different.
Dan LeClair
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