>>Class designer is capable of the task. However you might just use a copy of array on form too.
>>
>>with thisform
>>.Addproperty('NewArray['+trans(alen(.myArray))+']','')
>>acopy(.myArray,.NewArray)
>>.myCombo.rowsource = 'thisform.NewArray'
>>endwith
>>
>>Cetin
>
>Thanks, I'd just worked out how to do it with the class designer (I'd been making the mistake of using DIMENSION when adding the new property)
>
>Doesn't using a copy on the form defeat the point of OOP though. For each instance of my modified combobox I would have to manually place a copy of the array on the form + create a unique name for each copy. If I make it a member of the modified combobox, the creation & initialisation is automatic & there's no need for a unique name.

:) Probably I'd do to add to combo class if I'd use array.
As I said my preference is SQL cursors which union displayvalue to previous set (I don't like limits nor accesing awfully slowly via list()).
Cetin