Hi Sylvain,

I was trying to avoid as many references as possible. David's suggestion to use AddObject will do the trick nicely.

Thanks for your examples - they are much appreciated.

Best

>You can add a property that hold a pointer to the parent:

Thisform.AddProperty ('oMyClass', CreateObject ('MyClassName'))
>Thisform.oMyClass.AddProperty ('oMyParent', THISFORM)
>...
>*-- In a MyClassName method
>THIS.oMyParent.Caption = "Test"

Be very careful of releasing the pointer (MyClassName.oMyParent) before releasing the parent form. You can use this code in the Destroy event of the form to assure this:

THIS.oMyClass.oMyParent = NULL

HTH
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>>I have a class that is added to a form property using :-
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>>Thisform.AddProperty('oMyClass', CreateObject('MyClassName')
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>>Without passing a reference to the class of Thisform, is there anyway in the class to access ThisForm ? If in the object, I refer to THIS.PARENT, it does not get me a reference to the containing form.