>>Hi!
>>
>>No. You can define property TextBox, than add object TextBox. Property will return value when Accessing TextBox as object will work with object. Than in the textBox_Assign method you define what to return from TextBox object. But this is with use of the parent container only...
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>>>Hi all,
>>>
>>>Is there a way to assign a default property to an object in VFP? In VB, this is possible:

Form.Textbox = Form.Textbox.Text

>>>
>>>Thanks,
>
>I probably mistated my question. In VB you can get the value of the default property of an object without bothering to use the property name:
>
>Example:
>

>dim x as string
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>' any of the following line of codes is valid
>set x = Form.Textbox
>set x = Form.Textbox.Text
>
>' both will return the value of the default property which is .Text
>

Default properties are not supported under VFP. FYI, I don't think they are going to be supported under VB.NET either (they weren't initially unless it has changed in the last month or so).