Hi!

With the ability to use 'COMPILE' command in run-time, you can do that. Prepare a code string and write it to PRG file. Compile PRG file using COMPILE command. Than SET PROCEDURE to that FXP file. than create the object. Quite workarounding, but possible.

>Vlad,
>That's not exactly run-time code. The class is pre-defined with the code already in the event. Now you can generate a class on the fly using FCreate(), FPuts() and FClose() but the code you add to the events is also pre-defined. When the class is compiled and instantiated, all of its methods are then static. You can't then change the event/method code unless you remove the class from memory, regenerate it in the PRG, recompile and then reinstantiate it.
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>To me that's not dynamic event/method manipulation but using a different class to do the job.
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>>Hi!
>>
>>You can change code in run-time. See Thread #503869 Message #503953 and next messages.
>>
>>>>I am creating a form with a grid and I need to set all the properties of the grid on the fly.
>>>>It is easy to change the caption property:
>>>>ThisForm.Grid1.column1.header1.caption = "Name"
>>>>
>>>>But how do I change the Click Event?
>>>>
>>>>Thanks
>>>>Einar
>>>
>>>You can not change method code on the fly. Programmatically this can be done in the development environment using WriteMethod. This is not available at run time.
>>>
>>>What are you trying to do? Maybe there is another way of doing it?