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How to use an Assign method
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Visual FoxPro
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00700481
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Glenn, thanks for your reply.

With regard to the Assign method, is there a way of setting this up from the Form /class designer . I already have the TextBox set up as a class using the Class designer

Regards,

Gerard



>Hi,
>
>Well it looks like you are trying to implement the "changed" events. Create a textbox Class which will support these events. Create a Textbox with a custom method called anyChange.
>
>
>Define class TextWhichChanges as Textbox
>
>function InteractiveChange
>this.AnyChange()
>
>function ProgrammaticChange
>this.anychange()
>
>Function AnyChange
>* Place your custom code here
>
>
>If you must use an assign method...
>
>
>Define class TextWhichChanges as Textbox
>
>function Value_Assign
>* Place your custom code here
>
>
>
>Glenn
>
>>Hi.
>>I have a form with a no. of conrols on it e.g.
>>Text1
>>Text2
>>Text3 whose control source are fields on a file.
>>
>>I want to set up an assign method for some of these contols so that when a value is changed, something happens.
>>
>>When I go into Form properties and try to set up a new property called Text1 , it says its already there
>>
>>If I set up a new method called Text1_asign, nothing happens
>>
>>Any ideas on what I am doing wrong ?
>>
>>Regards,
>>
>>Gerard
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