Hi!

Do not know if it will help, but you also can open form in design time, select your control and choose from VFP menu File->Save as Class... There is an option to save only selected items.

Why save in run-time?

>I have a form into which I dropped a class that's based on a container called cListObjEdit (mere mortals control) that contains a grid, three buttons, and a business object (another container).
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>When I created this form, I added a number of methods as well as formatting to the cListObjEdit object on the form.
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>At the time, there was no reason to create a new class because this control was going to be used ONLY on this form.
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>Of course, that's not the case anymore: I need to use this cListObjEdit in another form.
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>If I would've known that this object was going to be reused, I would've created a subclass of the cListObjEdit class in another library and made all the mods there.
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>Is there a way to remove this object from the form as if it was a class and save it in a class lib of its own (a cListObjEctomy)?
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>I tried adding a button to the form and issue a "thisform.cListObjEdit1.saveasclass..." command in its click event to create a class based on that particular instance of cListObjEdit.
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>The class gets created, but the grid has no columns and none of my modifications are there. It's as if the new class was sub-classed directly from the cListObjEdit class.
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>In case this helps, the forms are vcx-based, not scx.
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>Any ideas?
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>Thanks!
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>Alex