>Is it possible to use IntelliSense on a property that is an object? While working on a class, I would like to type This.oMyObject. and see the IntelliSense listing of object members. What I do now is create a local variable reference to the property like this:
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>Local loMyObject as MyClass of MyClassLib
>loMyObject = This.oMyObject  && for IntelliSense
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>Then when I type loMyObject. , I get the IntelliSense listing. This way works fine, but if there is a better way, it would be nice to remove the extra reference.
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>Thanks.

Here's a kludge that works, but it may be more trouble than it's worth:

#DEFINE otest ox.myobj
#IF .f.
LOCAL ox AS textbox, otest AS shape
#ENDIF
ox = CREATEOBJECT("textbox")
ox.AddProperty("myobj")
otest = CREATEOBJECT("shape")

It does give you what you want, as there really is no "otest" variable at runtime, it just gets replaced by the value from the #DEFINE.