Thanks,
Don't even need the SendKeys, since I'm doing "Create Class ...", then "Release Window Class", no changes have been made. I'll just hack the vcx to put in my changes.

Thanks again.


>Here is a program, which partially works (it looks like it sends "Y" key twice), I just don't have time to debug it further and link from Mike Asherman's message (after I ran a search here on SendKeys) brought me to MSDN site (pressing back button on the browser didn't bring me back to UT - so I had to re-log).
>

>modify class test of test nowait
>release window class
>local wshShell
>WshShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
>
>WshShell.SendKeys ("Y")

>
>>Hi Nadya,
>>One more question.
>>When I "Create Class myClass", it opens the Class Designer. Do you know how to programically close it, so I can hack the classlib?
>>Or maybe how to create a class without opening the Class Disigner?
>>
>>
>>>Hi Bill,
>>>
>>>You don't have to touch objcode (that's why I said about compile classlib after words). You're right, the Reserved3 field should be checked and Methods field as well.
>>>
>>>I recall I did some hacking (but usually I add methods, not remove them).
>>>
>>>
>>>>Hi Nadya,
>>>>Thanks for trying. It was a nice idea.
>>>>Unfortunately, there isn't a record for each member of the class, just 2 records for the class. And there are 3 fields in just 1 of the records that contain a reference to the method. 1 of them is "Reserved3" and I wouldn't want to count on that one staying static. And 1 of them is "Objcode" and I wouldn't trust that I could accurately remove just the code for the method I want. It would be my luck that it has a checksum somewhere which would really screw me up.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Hack classlib (field methods), then compile classlib. Do it manually first to see, how it works.
>>>>>
>>>>>>I'm using VFP 7.0
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Does anyone know of a way to programically remove a method from a class?
>>>>>>The only thing I can think of is to create a new class, copy all the methods from the old class (except the one I want to remove), remove the old class from the vcx, and rename the new class to the old name.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Is there a better way?
>>>>>>
>>>>>>TIA