I use a base class for all my base objects (vfsBase.vcx) that has for
example...
vfsForm->vfsForm_Basic1->vfsForm_Basic1_MainScreen
vfsForm->vfsForm_Basic1->vfsForm_Basic1_Maximised
vfsForm->vfsForm_Basic1->vfsForm_Basic1_NoMenu
vfs.... etc.
(the reason for the number is that Basic1 uses vfp menus and status bar
and Basic2 uses(will use when done) the DBI Tech activex versions)
For the application I don't store forms in a class I save them in the
project directory structure. One reason is I find it easier but it also
means I can use GoBack is the files corrupt (when vfp crashes out etc).
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Michael Hawksworth
Visual Fox Solutions
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