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Calling functions in other class files.
I have a project with 2 classes in it. I can't seem to call another function.
In my DBConn Class file there are two public functions: DoOpenDBConnectionForData DoOpenDBConnectionForQuery In another class, Login.cls....I need to call DoOpenDBConnectionForQuery, but I can't. I try to reference it using DBConn. (I expected to see a dropdown properties box)...but nothing. If I set the DBConn Class to GlobalMultiUse instance, and in the Login Class I type GCManager_Functions. (I can see the functions.) GCManager_Functions is the project name, by the way. But if I call GCManager_Functions.DoOpenDBConnectionForData...when I try to compile the DLL (I'm working in ActiveX DLL By the way)....I get an error and it says "Method or Data Member not found". Thanks for your help. Matt |
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Is it just a function or is it a method to your class? If it is a method, then you will have to create an instance of the object to be able to access the method.
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I guess it would need to be a method. I'm unsure how to create an instance of the object....that must be my problem. Thanks (5 Minutes Later) DUH! You mean... Set Whatever = CreateObject("GCManager_Function.DBConn") Whatever.DoOpenDBConnectionForQuery Right....forgive my ignorance, it just dawned on me. Thanks Last edited by mwtall : January 28th, 2003 at 11:23 AM. |
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