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>>>>Hi Larry,
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>>>>No, if the property is bound to the method/event, VFP 8 does the implicit _ASSIGN for the property. Here is the sample similar to what I showed at my VFP 8 presentation in Chicago:
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>>>
>>>Thanks, Nick. I hadn't seen that aspect of Bindevent().
>>
>>The possibilities of BINDEVENT() are HUGE...
>>:)
>
>Nick;
>
>Very interesting!
>
>Tom

For me, the main feature of BINDEVENT() is the ability to tap into the unsuspecting :)existing objects/controls. There are no changes requred for the existing forms/classes/code etc. You can just add the new functionality if necessary. For example, my GridHighlighter for VFP 8 does not require adding the one line of code into the grid AfterRowColChange() event. I just BINDEVENT() the grid.AfterRowColChange() event and GHL.Highlight_Row() method.