The way it was explained to me is that OOP is doing things upside down. Instead of taking a function and throwing data at it, you take data (or an object) and throw a function at it. In otherwords, an object should be responsible for itself. For example,

? WVISIBLE("MyForm") as opposed to ? MyForm.Visible

>I've been told that w***() functions (wontop(), wparent(), etc) are not OOP, but I don't understand why.
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>It seems to me that the arguments that I've heard could be applied to just about any function that existed before OOP.
>ie: "srows()" existed before OOP, so does that make it non-OOP?
>How is that different than "wparent()"?
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>What am I missing?
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>TIA