Steve ...
Thanks for your info. I did need the SET CLASSLIB().

John F.
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>>I’ve tried everything and I can’t get CREATEOBJECT to work. I keep getting Error instantiating the object.
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>>Facts
>>I opened up a Form I designed (which seems to work fine) in the Form Designer and then did File / Save as Class. Then I gave it a Class name called yellow_card and saved it in a class library called apclases.vcx. It is the only item in the library so far.
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>>In the Classes window of the Project Manager I can see …
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>> - aplclases
>> - yellow_card
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>> - wizstyle
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>>I can open the Class Browser and choose aplclases in the Open file dialog, and then actually see the yellow_card class listed there. It has a double arrow ( << ) to the left of its name (whatever that signifies). When I click on yellow_card, I can see its objects listed in the right window of the Class Browser.
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>>I’ve registered the apclases class library in the VFP 5.0 top menu: Tools / Options / Controls – Visual Class Libraries area and you can see Apclases listed there.
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>>The apclases.vcx is located in the same directory as all my files are (tables, forms, etc.).
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>>Actions
>>In the Command window when I do …
>> set classlib to apclases additive
>> oform = createobject(yellow_card)
>>I get the Error instantiating the object.
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>>If I don’t do the above set classlib … first and just run the createobject … line, I get this error:
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>> Class definition YELLOW_CARD not found
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>>In research here on the UT there was a message from Gary Winkler dated 8/19/97 in which Gary said he usually found the problem was in - an incorrectly spelled field name in a controlsource. So I tried creating a new Form using the Form Designer with just ONE field on it. I set the DE to a table and dragged one field from the DE to the Form to create the field. Then I saved the Form normally then did a File / Save as Class – just like I did above, into the apclases.vcx. The new class was listed in the Project Manager / Classes and also showed up in the Class Browser just like the above class did.
>>But when I go to do CREATEOBJECT on it, exactly the same Error instantiating the object occurs. So it may not be a controlsource problem. I’m operating on a Pentium II with 32 megs of memory so resources should be ample too.
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>>This has me stumped. Any help would be great.
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>>John Fish
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>John,
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>In the main of your program do you open all your classlibs? If you are testing
>you may need to open it yourself.
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>SET CLASSLIB TO APSCLASES ADDITIVE
>oForm = CREATEOBJECT("yellow_card")
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>If it can't find it then, check your search path. VFP may not be able to find your classlib to open.
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>Steve