Glad to be of help. When I was in college they were still using Pascal to teach programming, and I interned one summer where I had to write FORTRAN. (That was a long 3 months.) So I know where you are coming from. I fought the battle to understanding object orientated programming about 16 years ago, but as I recall it took mental yoga for me to make the jump from the structured mindset.
Good-luck and have fun. - R.B. Davidson On Feb 3, 8:27 pm, VillageIdiot <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi R.B. and Cerebrus, > > I will include the LabelName error checking. That was another great > idea. > > You hit the nail on the head when you said "Knowing the type, > properties, and methods of your objects are key to being able to > accomplish anything in modern languages." When I went to school I > learned FORTRAN and Pascal. Now I'm trying to teach myself an object > oriented language and I'm not understanding that concept. I'm able to > accomplish my simple programs and I'm not getting too tricky. > > Once again Cerebrus comes to my rescue. I only have a few controls in > this form and it will only be executed once at the start of the > program so using a HashTable will be too complex for this program but > I will keep it in mind. > > Thank you both for your time and input. I greatly appreciate it. > > Stay safe > > newbie
