Indeed it is. Whether or not you choose to expose the array itself
is another question -- in the long run, I recommend not doing so --
but getting started is this simple.
Charles Yeomans
On Apr 1, 2006, at 11:09 PM, Kirt Cathey wrote:
John,
Thanks alot. Just to confirm: in RB (too) it is as simple as declaring
an array of another object/class within a class?
Thanks again.
-Kirt
2006/4/2, JohnAvery <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On Apr 1, 2006, at 5:02 PM, Kirt Cathey wrote:
Hi All.
Have been using RB for about six months now on quick one-off
projects
and have not focused too much on the OOP benefits of the language. I
now have a project where I can take (more) advantage of this and
wanted to give it a try, but am stuck on one issue.
Have created a class called Entity -- as in business entity -- and
within each Entity class I need to include an array, or multiple
instances, of a Process class; then within each Process class,
need to
include multiple instances of a Risk class.... and on and on.
How do I declare the Process class within Entity and allow for
multiple instances to be stored within Entity?
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