But that doesn't work when I'm writing/creating code and using THIS.
For example, if in a method in my class I want to write
IF THIS.SystemName = "ABC" THEN
messagebox("Rock on, man!")
ENDIF
...and I want Intellisense to kick in right after I type "THIS."
See what I mean? I want to use THIS.
Thanks,
--Mike
On 7/18/2012 3:47 PM, Richard Kaye wrote:
> LOCAL myvar AS [myclass.myobject]
>
> You have to have "set classlib to myclass" in scope.
>
> --
> rk
>
> -----Original Message-----
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> Subject: What was that old trick for getting Intellisense to work in a PRG
> class with THIS. references?
>
> VFP9SP2
>
> I've got a PRG based class that I'm writing and I want Intellisense to kick
> in for "THIS." when I'm writing procedure code. I can't recall the trick.
> Was it with a #DEFINE or something? Remember -- this is not the instantiated
> object I'm talking about...rather, I'm writing the class code itself.
>
> Thanks,
> --Mike
>
>
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