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Re: Generic methods

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Subject: Re: Generic methods
From: Will Leshner <leshner at ljug dot com>
Date: Mon, 25 Oct 2004 10:41:23 -0700
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Scott Slaugh wrote:

However, when I try to run the program, the compiler selects numbers1 from the 
changeNums method and tells me that This Method or Property does not Exist.  Is 
there some way I can get this to work out so that I don't have to hard code 
this in each window?

That's because numbers1 isn't a property of method of Window, which is the way 
you've declared your cWindow reference. Is it the case that you are going to 
have a bunch of different window classes that are all going to have a numbers1 
in them? Or do you just have one window class with numbers1 in it? If that 
latter, then you just need to make your cWindow a reference to that particular 
window class:

Protected Sub changeNums(cWindow as MyWindowClass)
 cWindow.numbers1.text=""
end sub

But, couldn't you just put this method in MyWindowClass directly?

Also, just a to pick a little nit, REALbasic programs aren't scripts.
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