Hi!

Thanks. Well, it seems no way but use VCX most the time.



>>Hi!
>>
>>I always thought the PRG file created by Class Browser could be compiled. And VCX file allows multiple nesting, but PRG does not? Its strange. What if you have a form with pageframes, grid etc etc?
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>>In addition, when I want to define the grid class in the PRG, how do I add the controls into the columns and how I add custom header controls? I see no way but changing all code to use the AddObject...
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>As I said, I believe it is a limitation of the ADD OBJECT syntax. I think you can get what you want by using the Init of your containers. Instead of using ADD OBJECT in the class definition, use that for first-level containership and override the Init of those containers to add additional objects. Ex.

>define class MyGrid as Grid
>ColumnCount=2
>Procedure Column1.Init
>   With THIS
>      .RemoveObject("Header1")
>      .NewObject("Header1","MyHeaderClass","MyHeaderClasslibrary")
>   Endwith
>Endproc
>Enddefine

>At the top most class level, you can define or override any method of anything in the hierarchy.
>
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>>>Vlad,
>>>The Class Browser is notorious for producing crap when dealing with containership issues. When doing this in the past, I have had to create the lowest container as a class and use ADD OBEJCT at the next container with the newly defined class. Keep doing this up the line. This may be a limitation of the ADD OBJECT construct, but I think (not sure) you can define all your methods using mulitple dot notation.
>>>
>>>Procedure AAA.Area1.Line1.Click
>>>
>>>>Hi!
>>>>
>>>>I never worked with the large number of classes defined by DEFINE CLASS statement, so I ask maybe I miss something.
>>>>
>>>>I have tried to use Class Browser to convert some of my forms and VCX classes to the PRG-like definition. It is converted to something like following:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>DEFINE CLASS aaa as container
>>>>
>>>>Add Object area1 as container with ...
>>>>
>>>>&& here is a problem
>>>>Add Object aaa.area1.line1 as line with ...
>>>>...
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>When compiling such PRG file, it shows syntax error on the second Add Object.
>>>>
>>>>The question is: how to define level 2 and more nested objects in the objects tree? Yet I managed only level 1 of objects work. In othe words, how to define object that is in container, that is in container?
>>>>
>>>>TIA.